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PRICE, 6 CENTS
BROOKLYN FORM CHART.
OBAVEl^KJ 1>, 1.. I., May 27.— Pecond day. Brooklyn Jockey Clnb.
bpring MeetiDK. Weather wet; track slow.
Went to post at 4:25. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won driving; second
About was best in the mud, proved a good class horse in such going and acts like
Khymer did his best and was beaten on his merits. Lanceman was eased up at tl
dently prefers a fast track.
Scratched— 24780-'The Puritan, 111
2.5H78 T he Golden Prince, 115.
Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter. C. J. Fitzgerald.
2542 ()
SIXTH RACK— 6-8 Mile. $700 aodod. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.
Racing starts at 2 :80 p. m.
[nd Horses
A Wt'St \ StrFin_JockeVs
Owners
FIRST RACK-5-8 Mile. $700 added.
-year-olds. Allowances.
2.5160 SOMBRERO 112 3 is !♦ 1« ps Piggott G B Morris 3 4“2Fll^ —
“2 1 3^ 2. 24 2" Bullman P H McCarren 3 4 4 7-5
o-/-i I5angman J E Madden 5 6 6 2
2u0o8 gpiXTON 112 8 8 8 44 4» MitcbeU M Murphy 3 4 4 8-5
FITE NATIONS 112 5 52 52 6'* 5* Shaw F Farrell 4 10 10 4
.4608 JAMES P. KE.ATING112 4 42 4S .5« 6* O’LaughliiiT Murphy 40 100 100 30
25381 THE HARTFORD 112 9 9 9 8 72 Brennfn W C Da 1 / 10 T 15 5
2.T024 LINORA 109 6 6a 64 7i 8is McQnade J Galway 15 50 50 20
24846 CRT PTOQR AM 112 7 72 72 9 9« Slack F R Hitchcock 10 10 7 «
BIG NINE 112 10 10 10 10 70 Sullivan Mrs J Hoald 30 100 1 00 40
Time, 13, 24^, 51, 1 ;04>4.
Winner- Ch. c, by Star Ruby — La Toqnera.
Went to poet at 4 :50, At post 2 minutes. Start fair. Won eased up; second driving. Som-
brero broke Hat footed but proved much superior to his field and was pulling up through the last
quarter. Sbaudonfield put up a game race. Peninsula showed speed but also displayed pro-
nouDC6d QTiittiDfi^ t9Da6nci66 in the stretch. Brixton end Five Nations closed a hi® ^ap and were
running strongly at the end, especially the latter.
bcratched— 2.5161 Gold Seeker, 112; 24608 Far Cry, 112; 2516()2Gay Boy, 112; 24881 Columbian,
Sombrero, show, 1 to 2. Shandonfield, show, 3 to 5. Peninsula, show, evens, Brixton, show,
Ind Horses
Vi H M StrFin Jockeys
2.527628WEET C1.CVFR 107 3 2« 2« li D Odt m 1
(24258IJACB DEMCND 110 4 44 4i 4i 24 Bullman 1
2.50.59 SMART SET 110 1 1« !» 2i 3i5 Shaw
2.5276 I AODICE 111 2 5 5 3« 4<i T Burns
(24408)NE1TBER ONE 107 5 3H 3i 5 5 flack 1
Time, 241^, SOIb, 4S?b, 1 03^;.
W irner- Ch. f, by Esher— Kitty Clever.
W € nt to post at 2 30. At prst 3 minntes. Start good. Won
Clever bore t ut c n tf a stretch turn, losing several lengths, hut
a sure winter tbreughrut. Jeck Demnnd was flint eff earlj
Btrcrgly, hewever. in the stretch and rsn a good rsce. Smart
brilliatt speed atd brrg on well. 1 acdice ran pccrly srd nnl
One was cutclaessd apparently, ftill her early snort wes gr od i
Scratched- 25381-G. M hittier. 110; 252162Jsmf s Fitz, 107.
Sweet Clover, show, ont. Jack Demand, show, ont. Smart 8
out.
W J Smith
SECOND RACE-1 1-8 Milea, $1,000 added.
Handicap.
3-year-olds and npwaru.
iad Horses
A WH St St % H StrFin Jockey:
Owners
OAKLAND FORM CHART
Mrs R Roche
— — 3 4 11-53-5
2.5.380 SID. LUCAS 4 126 2 24 3^ 34 4 .31 22 MeCne Thompson“Bros 8-5 24 11-53-5
( 25279) M. SIMPSON 4 98 4 4 4 4 3i 2» 3^ Brennan W C Daly 10 12 10 24
25380 K. BRAMBLE 4 110 3 3i 2i 2«* 2*- 4 4 BnlJman P H McCarren 8-5 24 2 3-5
Time, 25, .51, 1 :17?6, 1 :45?6, 1 :58?b.
Winner— Ch.g, by Potomac— Lavinia Belle.
Went to post at 2 :.55. At pr st 1 minnte. Start good. Won driving; second easily. Rochester
showed the most speed, is in good form and a good one over long distances. Sidney Lucas was
skilfnlly handled and saved for the last quarter. He made what appeared to be a winning bid a
furlong out, but was ontstayed by the winner in the closing drive. Matt Simpson wae a con-
tender throughont and ran the best race of his career. King Bramble was crossed on the stretch
turn, bnt seemea beaten then and has developed into a sulker.
gcratched- 19042 Gulden, 120; (25249)First Whip, 112; 247752Decanter, 110; 250.56 Sailor King, 9.5.
Overweights— King Bramble, 2 pounds.
Rochester, show, ont. Sidney Lucas, show, out. Matt Simpson, show, 3 to 5. King Bramble,
show, out.
OAKLAND, CAL., May V!7.— One Hundred and Fourth day. California Jockey Clnb.
Spring Meeting. Weather clear ; track slow.
Presiding Jndge, Joseph A. Mnrpby. Starter, F. MulhoIIand.
Racing starts at 2:05 p. m.
25439
FIRST RACE — Futurity Course. (170 feet short of 3-4 mile.)
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
XW t~St )4^ '~l^~SrrPT^~Jock^
2.5044 INTBEPIDO 3 108 5 2'2 Is 3»* 1» ‘ Fauntle
23650 SIPQUOC 4 119 2 22 24 Hoar
25184 SENATOR MATT83 122 1 54 31 1" 3i Armstre
25409 SPINDLE 3 109 7 4" 62 .52 42 Alexand
24662 J. SHROPSHIRE 4 119 6 7 7 6i 5« Prior
2:)184 JOHN WELCH 4 119 4 34 4" 44 O'* Bassing(
25220 PEG ALONG 3 107 3 62 54 7 7 JAlexan
Pnrse $300.
Owners
THIRD RACE— A brut 3-4 Mile. (16) feet short.) $700 added,
3-year-olds and npward. Selling.
A Wt St M StrFin Jockeys
Owners
250213MAHGRAV11E 3 98 1
2»* 21 1“ 1* e«baw
F Brindle
- - - 5 5 34 6-5
250233MALTSTER 3 107 2 34 3» 3»« 2>< O’Connor A Featberstone 3 3 24 1
25309 J’DQE WABDELL6 1C3 4 1« 14 2« 3h J Daly Bnckley & Bailey 8 9 8 3
25092 BILLIONAIRE 3 96 5 4" 44 4i 44 Wcnderly J H Carr 10 20 20 8
25S092GOLD LACK 4 106 6 5h 54 5I4 T Burns E Peters 24 16 53 1
19152 CONNIE 3 65 3 614 614 61 6» D O’ConnorW C Daly 40 60 50 15
2524420LIVFR MC. 5 103 7 9 9 9 72 Brennan G Roth 6 12 12 4
22557 J. GBEFNWOOD 3 95 8 *2 71 7i 82 B MichaelsMrs M Mengis 50 100 60 20
25092 MAIOTBKN 3 102 10 10 10 10 9 Holcomb M Murphy 15 25 20 8
24986 EDNA J 3 94 9 8 8 8 10 J O’Connor N Bennington 100 100 60 20
252753MABK TWAIN 3 105 12 12 11 11 11 Mounce R L Rose 8 25 20 8
24223 KERRY LADY 4 101 11 11 12 12 12 Slack P H fnllivan 60 200 100 30
21055 DORA F. 5 95 Withdrawn thempson Frickec&Cosgr’veKX) 200 100 30
Time. 11^, 249 b, 1 :13h-
Winner- B. c, by Margrave— Mount Vernon.
W( nt to poet at 3:25. At pest 8 minutes. Start fair. Weneesily; second driving. Margra-
viate, nt dr r restraint, waited t n the pacemaker snd pulled to the front on the stretch torn with
great eaee, winning in a canter. Maltster ran a speedy and game race, bnt owed his position at
the etd to O’f onnor’s vigorous finish. Judge Wardell ran as well as was to be expected. Bil-
lionaire wae cloeing fast at the end. Gold Lack was outrun tbrenghont. Connie did well and
has a good chance among slower ones, especially in the mnd.
Scratched- 22105 Tinge, 106; 247462Dr. Biddle, 106; 20876 Caudling, 106; 25377 Trillo, 106;
24604‘-iMizFab, 105; 195113tky Scraper, 105; (25309)Venloro, 103; 2.5309 His Royal Highness, 103.
Overweights— Maltster, 3 poni ds; Gold Lack, 1 ; Mai 01 hen, 4 ; Edna J., 3; Mark Twain, 2.
Margraviate, shew, 3 to 5. Maltster, show, 1 to 2. Jndge W aidell, show, 8 to 5. Gold Lack,
ahow, 1 to 2.
25440
SECOND RACK— 7-8 Mile. Purse $350. 4-year-olds and npward. Allowances,
'nd Horses
ST697 PREJUm^
25045 OAKDALE
25414 BURDOCK
2-5185 YULE
252.562DR. NEMBULA
2.5045 GUILDER
24906 TENBICKA
a H StrFin Jockeys
Owners
4 109 2 1< 112 16 i« i« Alexander Bnrn8&Waterh’se3-5 4-5 4-5 1-3
5 111 3 2* 2-<» 8" 23 2« Tamplin W M Murry 10 30 30 8
4 109 1 3“ 51 5-3 52 31 Bozeman I Morehouse 6 6 6 2
6 104 4 5« 42 44 4x« 40 Russell J A Knuet 6 12 12 4
5 111 6 44 30 2* 31 53 Collie D Cameron 2 24 24 7-l(
6 106 5 6‘ 6!> 63 6« 62 Pan! J J Moran 20 75 75 15
6 106 77 7 7 7 7 Prior Mies M O’Connell 20 100 100 30
Time, 13, 254, 51, 1 :164, 1 :30».
Winner— Br. f, by Loyalist — Pride.
Went to post at 2:30. At post 1 minute. Start poor. Won easily ; second the earn e. Preju-
dice, sent off flying, was never in trouble and wae probably best anyhow. Casdale go t off well
and that accounts for his good showing. He might have been closer with a stronger rid er. Bur-
dock made a very tardy move. Yule ran a fair race for her. Dr. Nembnla made a poor showing,
FOURTH BACK— About 3-4 Mile. (165 feet short.) 3-yaar-olds and upward.
Selling. The Patebogne Stakes, $1,000 added.
A Wt St StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P
Ind Horses
258782HIM6ELF 3 102 4 2» 22 1 h 14 Wonderly N Bennington 13-53 24 7-10
250943BBANDY SMASH 3 97 1 12 U4 22 2» Downing W T Ryan 10 15 12 3
253772COL. PADDEN 3 108 2 3« 310 34 33 Bullman T D Sullivan 9-101 4-5 out
Z52773HUlT’POCHTLI 5 106 5 5 5 5 4i Landry M F Stephenson 8 12 10 24
(25275)CONTEND 5 105 3 43 42 48 5 Shaw RWWalden&Sons 8 15 12 3
Time, 119b, 24 , 49%, 1:129^-
Winner- Ch. c, by Himyar— Felicite.
Went to post at 4 :00. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Himself
was best ridden acd easily assumed ermmand in the stretch after saving several lengths on the
turn. Brandy f mash, a big awkward colt, bad scant chance with hie incompetent jockey. _He
ran ont on the turn and swerved about in the stretch and was easily eecond best in the going.
Colonel Padden lacked bis usual speed and wae floundering awkwardly and a very tired horee at
the end.; Hnitzilopochtli was (.ntclaseed, bnt clcsed a big gap. Contend, shut off at the half,
showed a good buret of speed for tbree-eigbtbe.
Scratched- (24672)Saddncee, 111 ; 25377 Trillo. 104; 248833Tbe Musketeer, 98.
Himeelf, ehow, ont. Brandy Smash, show, evens.
TBIRD RACE— 5-8 Mile.
-year-olds. Belling.
A Wt St !» H 94 StrFin Jockeys
2.5330 YELLOWSTONE
25150 VASSALO
252212QUADBA
2.5.3.30 ROYALTY
(25221)TYBANU8
25082 ST. PHILLIPINA
25410 HUACHUCA
(25.365)LENTO
(25047)QUIET
li 114 12 la Hoar
J Sullivan
109 4 3" 31 2a 23 Alexander BurnsAWaterb’se 24 5 5 2 1
103 5 4a 41 41 32 Tnllett W B Jennings&Co 15 20 20 8
105 3 2a 22 314 42 Bassinger W B Sink Jr 4 4 24 11-10
105 6 7 51 5»* 53 Russell G Summers & Co 4 44 4 9-5
105 9 9 9 7 6“ Butler E Lanigan 3 7 7 3
D2 8 8 6“ 8 71 H Shields Doble&Campbell 6 10 10 4
108 1 61 8 61 81 Fanntloroy J N Burk 15 30 ,30 12
110 7 54 7 9 9 Hafiey A J Stemler & Co 24 5 5 2
Time, 13, 24, 504,1K)34.
Winner— Ch. g, by Eey el Santa Anita— Florilla.
Went to post at 2:55. At post 1 minute. Start poor. Won in a drive; second easily. Yellow
stone SMnred the best going early and managed to last to the end. Vassalo ran hie race and fin
ishod stoutly under a good ride. Quadra liked the going and ran a fair race. Royalty flattered
backers early bnt quit and fell back in the homestretch. St. Phillipina has seem in gly
Scratched— 253302 Achilles. 116; 253303Dandy, 108; (25080)Anna B. (Snowberry), 105.
Overweights- Vaesalo, 4 pounds ; Quadra 3 : Huachuca, 2; Quiet, 2.
Yellowstone, show, 5 to 1. Vassalo, show, evens. Quadra, sbow, 4 to 1. Royalty show
Tyranns, show, 4 to 5. onow„ to 5.
FIFTH RACK — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. $700 added. 3-year-olds. Allowaucns,
A Wt St )4 % X StrFin Jockeys Owners
245733WALL ABOUT 108 1 2i 1“ H 22 14 Wonderly C F Dwyer
252472TBE BHYMBB 116 3 3 2« 2i 1“ 28 Spencer F Monahan
25219* LAN CBIUjl x 108 2 1“ 3 3 3 3 Dangman J B Madden
Time, 24%, 51%, 1 :19, 1 :46, 1 ;50.
. .• WiniMr— B. f, by Charaxos— Vigil.
1-3 2-5 3-10 out
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CHICAGO, ILL., MAY 28, 1901.
HAWTHORNES HANDSOME START.
The Hawthorne track was opened yesterday
in a glowing way. A big crowd was out. The
ring had twenty-five books within it and the
racing was of high class and good to look upon.
Four favorites scored in Impromptu, Becky
Bolfe, Abe Frank and Louisville.
The other winners were Hermoso, 50 to 1. and
Knightbanneret, 3 to 1.
Hermoso, fresh and good, beat Bessie Macken
and Money Moss as they were tiring after a
long fight for the lead and had left an opening
at the rails for him to come through. His price
was a false one.
impromptu won the second event because he
outclassed his lot.
The Hooe pair— Frond and Becky Rolfe — ran
one two in the short course handicap. Frond
being pulled to let the Tristan mare win after
she had disposed of Sallust.
The fourth race got together a choice band of
two-year-olds, the odds on favorites, Georgs C.
Bennett’s pair Abe Frank and Ed Austin land-
ing one, two. The Schorr colt Eddie Busch
and Pat Dunne’s J. V. Kirby, both ran impress-
ive races behind the Bsnnett cracks.
Louisville landed the mile handicap fifth on
the card, Ohuet running a bad race. The clos-
ing event, a mile and a quarter selling,
fell to the third choice, Knightbanneret, the
best horse as the race was run.
Mr. Holtman’s starting was excellent and
the handsome track looked its best.
NOTES OF THE TURF.
Sam Howard’s entry will be refused at Haw-
thorne hereafter until he has been thoroughly
schooled at the barrier.
Trainer Hill announced at Gravesend yester-
day that Banastar’s injnries are such as will
cause him to be permanently retired.
J, P. M., Chicago. Brutal has never started
over a Chicago track. His running has all been
done in California.
After his winning race yesterday Himself
was “boosted” by W. C. Daly and bought ny
him for $2, .500.
HAWTHORNE FORM.
The form of Tuesday’s Hawthorne fields is :
First Race- Haydon, Ernest Parham, Ogle.
Second Race— Operator, Alzura, Wild Pirate.
Third Kace— Magi, The Esmond, Kentucky
Muddle.
j Fourth Race -Garry Hermann, The Con-
[ queror II., Boney Boy.
Fifth Race— Merito, Livadia. Reseda.
Sixth Race — Rival Dare. Braw Lad, Fireside. !
HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.
First Race— 4 1-3 Fnrloaxa.
2-year-olds. Colts. Selling,
fnd. Horses.eolor, sex A pedigree. Wt. Hdep.
249.30* Hans Wagner 110 675
(25333) Haydon 110 700
24837 Silesian 107 .650
(25144)Aladdin 105 623
(24927)Stuy VO 104 685
24099 Puryear 104 625
Lord (Juex, hr. c, by Ingolde-
by— Sankara 103
2.'j.3722Hat Mitchell 102 660
245.37 Ogle 98 690
253.35'iErnest Parham 94 695
25372 Parnassus 91 .625
24743 Dougherty 89 650
Second Race— 1 Mile.
3-year oIds. Allowances,
2.5089-Operator 112 725
25416 Ecouomic 107 625
2.5415 Wild Pirate Ift'j 710
24862 Omdurman 102 680
247591 Alzura 100 715
Third Race— o-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances.
0^/1 |0 FOURTH RACE— Futurity Course. (170 feet short of 3-4 mile.) Purse $.300.
^ fj 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind Horses A Wt St hi
25184*K4TIE WALCOTT4 117 4
25257 L4 CALMA .3 105 6 4* 21 2i 2* Butler Elmsvoud Farm 4 9 8 3
■7^7 '’^. 4 119 8 8 7 51 3» Dingtey Klondir & Burns 6 12 12 5
2o409-RA3P 3 107 3 6‘ 41 41 41 Rmssll J W Greens 7-5 8 5.3-2.3-5
24421 COMMUTER 3 110 2 5i 6« 6? 5* Collis J E Abbutt 25 25 20 8
3 107 1 3 m 3x11 3 h 6'j Fanatleroy E J Baldwin & Co 4 6 6 21
2.)116 TYLMA 4 122 7 2i 5i 7 7*0 Hoar Jacobson & Co 10 10 6 21
2;)645 EMILE ZOLA 5 122 5 7 8 8 8 Bassinger J L Rector 6 8 8 3
Time, 1:13.
Winner— Ch. f, by Prince Royal— Penelope.
Went to post at 3:25. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily; second easily. Katie
Walcott reveled iu the going and received a gool hand ride. LaCalma appeared like wiaaiug
when half way down the homestretch hot tired under a weak rid). Favorito ran a fair race.
Rasp 8 race was out of line.
Scratched -24867 Abbyleix L., 117; 25328 Ssveot Voice, 117; 252.57 Aloha Lee, 105.
Katie Walcott, s h ow, 9 to 5. La Calma, show, 8 to 5. Favorito, show, 21 to 1, Rasp, show, 1 to 3.
, I , FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 30 Tarda. Purse $400. 3 year-olds and upward.
hi hi StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P
ls» II 14 II Armstrong E Kaufman 10 10 10 4
42 21 21 2* Butler Elmsvoud Farm 4 9 8 3
51 3x Diugiey Klonder & Burns 6
6‘ 41 42 41 Russell J W Greene 7-5 8 5.3-2.3-5
51 6« 6? 5* Collis J E Abbutt 25 25 20 8
3*" 3»« 3» 6'j Fanatleroy E J Baldwin & Co 4 6 6 21
22 51 7 7*0 Hoar Jacobson & Co 10 10 6 21
7 8 8 8 Bassinger J L Rector 6 8 8 3
O I ,1 Q fifth race— 1 M
f J O
lad Horses .Y Wt St ^ %
2533.32EL RIO SH ANNON! 107 4 U Ik
253:33 WYOMING 7 104 2 42 4i
25368*TBE FRETTER 5 118 3 2® 32
2.5:333 GAUNTLET 5 106 1 5 5
249712ADA N. 3 95 5 3i 2i
Purse $400. 3 year-olds and upward.
^ M StrFin Jock eys
U iH 11 12 11 Htnart
42 41 41 41 2* Russell
Owners Q H C P
T’mps’n&tlag'm’n2 31 :31 6-5
42 41 41 41 2* Russell J Q Brown & Co
2a 32 2- 2a 32 Bassinger FJ O’Rourke
5 5 5 5 45 Tullett W D Randall
31 21 .31 31 5 Butler C L Jones
249712ADA N. 3 95 5 3i 2i 3i 31 5 Butler C L Jones 3 41 41 8-5
„ . Time, 251, 501,1:17,1:44,1:17.
Winner — B. c, by El Rio Roy — Bessie Shannon,
Went to poet at 3:.5.). At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same, El Rio
Shannon was about the easiest winners seen here in some time and could have won by six or seven
lengths if ridden out. V^oming made a fierce rush iu the final sixteenth and got up close
because Stuart let him. The Fretter quit somewhat iu the last furlong after appearing dangerous.
Ganutlet finished well. Ada N. showed considerable spaed, but is iu poor racing shape.
Overweights — Wyoming. 2 pouuds.
El Rio S hannon, show, out. Wyoming, show, o ut. The Fretter, show, out.
2^5444^ SIXTH Race — 3-4 MHo. Puree A31IU. 3-year-oIds and upward. Selling.
Ind Horses
25369 'HEIGH“H0
25364 MASTER CAL
25117*OSCAR TOLLE
2.52572THK GAFFER
254132THE MILLER
25147 DAVID 8.
25225 BOARDMAN
A Wt St 34 % K StrFin Jockeys Owners
6 119 1 2* 2* 41 It Bozeman O P Romigh
3 107 5 620 4 h 3 b 2* Tullett R A Smith
1“ 1* IU 3* Alexander E J Baldwin
3t 31 2>‘'‘ 42 Stuart J H Simpson
4s« 5 k« ist 51 Powers G McNeii
3 110 3
3 107 4
2o4i:32THK MILLER 5 121 2 4>>« S*' .5t 51 Powers G McNeii 2 13-52 4-5
3 110 6 52 6IO06.-.U 62-> Hatley L B Mc.Yrthnr 4 10 10 4
-QW..0 BOARDMAN 5 113 7 7 7 7 7 Reeves Miss M O’Coauell 50 150 150 50
Time, 124, 25, 501, 1 :171.
Winner— B. m, by Himyar — Janet.
Went to post at 4 :20. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won handily; second driving. Heigh
Ho showed sudden improvem“nt and went to the front cleverly in the last sixteenth when called
OH- Master Cal ran a wfmderfnl race considering his ride and sendoff. Oscar Tolle tapered off
yirongh the homestretch after showing much early speed. The Gaffer ran liis race but The Millar
did not by a loug shot. Weight may affect him however.
Scratched-2,5414 El Mido, 121; 25223 Dollie Wiothoff, 119; 2.51852Ala9, 117; 25008 Bagdad, 111.
Overweights- David S., 3 pounds.
Heigh Ho, show, 1 to 5. Master Cal, eliow, 2 to 1. Oscar Tolle, show, 3 to 5. The Miller,
show, 1 to 3.
H£^I^030,S0-S, Won
This is the good thing that we advertised in Sunday’s Racing Formas sure winner, instead of
10 to 1 it was 60 to 1. Bennett’s entry and Knightbannarat were our other g.iod things.
Tuesday. Tuesday. Tuesday.
First Race, 3 to 10 to I . Good Thing.
Third Race, 4 to I Chance. This is a Grand Betting Pro"osition.
10 to 30 to I Cinch in Fifth Race.
This is batter than HERMOSO. Wa are sure that it will be an easy winner. Don’t under any
conditions miss this good thiug in FIFTH R\ JE. Again wo tell you it is a su-a winner.
Thursday. Thursday. Thursday.
We have direct inside information on second race; distance one mile and thrae-quarters. This
horse has beau in special training for ton weeks to win tbis particular race. The odds
will be from 8 to 20 to 1.
n-ERMS IaCE TM^ INFOMTiWIOREAU terms
$1.00 DULY. SUITE 500, 263-269 DEARBORN ST. Si.oo daily.
G McNeii
L B Mc.Yrtbnr
O H C P
3 3 3-2 3-5
8 20 20 5
243 7-5
5 12 12 4
2 13-52 4-5
4 10 10 4
Miss M O’CoQuell 50 150 150 50
AGAIN ! !
We had plenty of winners. Four at Hawthorne and three good ones at St. Lonis, This is the
kind cf information that always gets the money. Wo are most consistent and day after dar
ALWAYS PICK WINNERS. uay
TODAY! TODAY!! TODAY!!!
Two of the best things of the season will be sprung. One is at St. Louis, a maiden two-year-old
that has worked 41 furlongs in 5.i seconds. He goes in the first race and wo advise all our cliouts
to play their limit on him. Pici iug winners at Hawthorne is or never was a hard task for ns
Get our sheet for today and boat the races. Hundreds of otliers do, whr not yout
.50C. DAILY. $;5,00 M EEKLY. WIRED AT lO A.M.
THE AMERICAN HAHDICAPPERS, •“iTg.V” 72, 119 Dearborn St,
WONDERFUL WINNING INFORMATION
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE COINING MONEY "
8 TO I OR BETTER IN FIRST RACE, 5 TO I OR BETTER IN FIFTH RACE.
Wo have received straight inside information that these horses are fit and will win sure
WEDNESDAY AT HAWTHORNE WE 'iJDABANTEE’THisTO^ BE An'^EaIjY WINnVr.'
Thursday, Decoration Diy, 30 to 50 to 1 Shot "
This is another Hermoso. Under no circumstances fail to call or send for this good thing We
did not open yesterday. Wo have been iu business since 1894 and our numerous subscriber's will
verify that we make no false statemontB. We have no CDunections with any other firm in our
building. CoDsult us before bnyipg information elsewhere. Ou* trial will couviuce von of nnr
great Buperiorty. Ready or wired 9 a.m. TERMS *1.00 DAILY *4 oo WEifir r v
REMEMBER THE NAME AND Nl .VIRER »»
Glticago Information Co.. Hoorn 708, aas Dearoorn St , ciitcaao.
TELEPHONE 3101 HARRISON. ' ^
RESPONSIBLE BETTORS Bunco-Broncho Information Co.
Can obtain from three to six good bets weekly 94 LINCOLN AYE.
between Chicago and St. Louis during entire Ac r-kr/-»rv-kic-x^.r4 U u C> i
meeting. Information from two of the most P' OrMlSGQ“rlCK' i W bO, uU-l
responsible trainers in the west, who are in a IMPROMPTU. ABE FRANK KNIORTrav
position to KNOW when certain hoises are NERET-WIN ApKS. Xckv Rolfe
BIGHT to bet on. No money in advance, but Merito scratched, MAKING ALL WIli’^RRS
percentage of net winnings only. For particn- Tvi//-. / \ /^ i
lars address WM. DE-GOLYEK, P. O. BOX • WO Z ) I OCiay-(jOOd OddS.
914, MILWAUKEE, WIS. COL. J. C. WOOTERS, Manage.
TODAY! !
Ind. Horses, color, sex Sc pedigree. W t.
Hdcp.
2.5264* Magi
..105 ..
700
(25086)The Esmond
. .. .
...105 ..
,....6S0
24966 Kentncky Muddle
...102
... 675
24998 Dodie S
...102 .,
600
Pronta, b. f, by Falsetto—
Volantress ...
...100 ..
Meme Wastell, b. f, by Cava-
...100
Fourth Race— 1 1
-16
Miles.
3-year-olds and upward.
Handicap.
Ind. Horses.
Age
Wl.
Hdep.
(24877)Tho Conqueror II. ...
. 4.
..li:i .
....740
216052Garry Hermann
. 3.
.110 .
....750
24955*Tayon
. 4.
..108 .
.... 705
25419 Boney Boy
. 5.
..104 .
....7.35
254192Strangest
. 5.
..103 .
...725
Fifth Race— 1
Mile.
4-year-olds and upward,
. Allowances.
25192* John Grigsby
. 4.
..102 .
... 690
25265 Prairie Dog
. 4.
..102 .
...675
20415 Livadia
. 6.
.101 .
....715
(2.5338) Merito
. 4.
..100 .
....725
^5.370 Grey John
. 6.
.. 99 .
... 640
25375 Vincennes
• 5.
.. 99 .
24864* Reseda
. 4.
.. 93 .
....700
Sixth Race — 3-
4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward.
Selling.
25371*Braw Lad
. 7.
..114 .
....720
2.5124 Donsterswivel
. 6.
...114 .
.,..665
24986 Buffoon
. 7.
...Ill .
....700
24878 Nansen
. 4.
...109 .
...670
25336 Blue Lick
. 5.
...109 .
,...695
253362 Fireside
. 7.
...109 .
..,.710
(25293) Rival Dare
. 5.
...109 .
,...725
(23686)Alice Dougherty
. 4.
...107 .
...685
25052 Incandescent
. 5.
...104 .
...680
(24928) Moses
. 3.
...100 .
....680
25374 Emma C. L
. 3.
... 95 .
....710
25204 The Butcher
. 3.
... 95 .
....695
24744 Alex Pearson
. S,
... 92 .
....710
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CHICAGO, ILL., MAY 28, 1901.
HAWTHORNE'S HAND80.VIE START.
The Hawthorne track was opened yesterday
In a glowing way. A big crowd was out. The
ring had twenty-five books within it and the
raeing was of high class and good to look npon.
Four favorites scored in Impromptu, Becky
Bolfn, Aba FfiuiIi and LonieviUe.
i Tbe other winners were Hermoso, 50 to 1, and
^ Knigbtbanneret, 3 to 1.
Hermoso, fresh and good, beat Bessie Macken
and Money Mnss as they were tiring after a
long fight for the lead and had left an opening
at the rails for him to come throngh. His price
was a false one.
I Impromptu won the second event becanae he
ontclassed his lot.
The Hooe pair — Frond and Becky Rolfe — ran
one two in the short course handicap, Frond
being palled to let the Tristan mare win after
she had disposed of Sallust.
The fourth race got together a choice band of
two-year-olds, the odds on favorites. George C.
Bennett’s pair Abe Frank and Ed Austin land-
ing one, two. The Schorr colt Eddie Busch
and Pat Dunne’s J. V. Kirby, both ran impress-
ive races behind the Bsuuett cracks.
Louisville landed the mile handicap fifth on
the card, Ohuet running a bad race. The clos-
ing event, a mile and a quarter selling,
fell to the third choice, Knightbaaneret, the
beet horse as the race was ran.
Mr. Holtman’s starting was excellent and
the handsome track looked its best.
NOTES OF THE TDRF.
Sam Howard’s entry will be refused at Haw-
thorne hereafter until he has been thoroughly
schooled at the barrier.
Trainer Hill annonnced at Gravesend yester-
day that Banastar’s injuries are such as will
cause him to be permanently retired.
J. P. M., Chicago. Brutal has never started
over a Chicago track. His running has all been
done in California.
After his winning race yesterday Himself
was “boosted” by W. C. Daly and bought oy
him for $2,500.
HAWTHORNE FORM.
The form of Tuesday’s Hawthorne fields is :
First Race— Haydon, Ernest Parham, Ogle.
Second Race- Operator, Alzura, Wild Pirate.
Third Kace— Magi, The Esmond, Kentucky ■
M addle. |
Fourth Race— Garry Hermann, The Con-
queror II., Bouey Boy.
Fifth Race— Merito, Livadia. Reseda.
Sixth Race— Rival Dare, Braw Lad, Fireside. '
HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.
First Race— 4 1-8 Fnrlonsa.
2-year-olds. Colts. Selling.
Ind. Horses, color, sex A pedigraa. Wt. Hdep.
24930* H ans W agner .110 675
O ^ /I 9 fourth race— F uturity Course. (170 feet short of 3-4 mile.) Purse $-300.
"tr ~x~ ^ 3-year-olda and upward. Selling.
Ind Horses A Wt St k % % StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P "
Ind Horses A Wt St %
25184*K\TIE WALGOTT4 117 4 1*
25257 L4 CALMA 3 105 6 42
i li- I § *. Ding'.ey KlondirA Burns 6 12 12 5
2j 4092RASP 3 lOi 3 6‘ 4i 42 4* Russslt J VV Greene 7-5 8 5 3-2 3-5
24421 COMMUTER 3 110 2 5i 6 h 6? 5* Collis J E Abbett 25 25 M 8
3 107 1 3x« 3»« 3'* 6» Fanutlaroy E J Bald win & Co 4 6 6 2i
- 7 r»r » I V ’2' I Hoar Jacobson & Co 10 10 6 21
...1640 EMILE ZOLA .i 122 5 7 8 8 8 Bassinger J L Rector 6 8 8 3
Time, 1 :15.
Winner— Ch. f, by Prince Royal— Penelope.
Went to post at 3 :25. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily; second easily. Katie
Walcott reveled in the going and received a gooi hand ride. LaCalma apnaared like winning
when half way down the homestretch bat tired under a weak ride. Pavorico ran a fair race
Rasp s race was out of line.
Scratched -24867 Abbyloix L., 117; 2.5328 Sweet Voice, 117; 25257 Aloha Lee, 105,
Katie Walcott, s h ow, 9 to 5. La Calma, show, 8 to 5. Favorito, show, 24 to 1. Rasp, show, 1 to 3.
/ 1 FIFTH BACK I Mile and 50 Yards. Parse $400. 3 year-olds and upward,
Ind Horses A Wt St 'A 54 it StrFin Jockeys Owners O B C P
/4 \ StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P
I®* 1'* It 1* Armstrong E Kaufman 10 10 10 4
42 21 21 2* Butler Elmwood Farm 4 9 8 3
8 7 51 3» Dingiey Klondsr & Burns 6 12 12 5
6‘ 4i 42 4* Russell J W Greeue 7-5 8 5 3-2 3-5
51 6« 62 5* Collis J E Abbott 25 25 20 8
.■>1 6« 62 5* Collis J E Abbott 25 25 20 8
3x« 3»« 3'* 61 Fanutleroy E J Baldwin & Co 4 6 6 2i
22 51 7 7*0 Hoar Jacobson & Co 10 10 6 21
7 8 8 8 Bassinger J L Rector 6 8 8 3
Ind Horses Wt St "A
2533.32EL RIO SH ANNON! 107 4 U
253;« WYOMING 7 104 2 42
25368*THE FRETTER 5 118 3 2«
2.5333 GAUNTLET 5 106 1 5
249712ADA N. 3 95 5 3i
*A 54 41 BtrFin Jockeys
11 1" 1’ 12 11 Staart T’mps’n&tlag'm’a2
42 41 41 41 2* Russell J G Brown & Co 4
2« 32 2h 2« 32 Bassinger FJ O’Rourke 2
5 5 5 5 45 Tullett W D Randall 5
31 21 31 .31 5 Butler C L Jones 3
O B C P
31 31 6-5
5 4 6-5
W D Randall
249712ADA N. 3 95 5 3 i 2i 3i .31 5 Butler C L Jones .3 41 41 8-5
„ Time, 251,501,1:17, 1:41, 1:17.
Winner— B. c, by Kl Rio Roy— Bessie Shannon.
Went to post at 3:55. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. El Rio
nhannoD was about the easiest winners seen here in some time and could have won by six or seven
lengths if ridden out. Wvoming made a fierce rush in the final sixteenth and got up close
TOcause Stuart let him. The Fretter quit sotnewhat in the last forlooi? after appearinij^ daa^erocis.
Ganutlet finished well. Ada N. showed considerable spaed, but is in poor racing shape.
Overweufhts — Wyoming, 2 pounds.
E l Rio S h annon, show, out. Wyoming, show, ou t. The Fretter, show, out.
^ J SIXTH RACK — 3-4 Mllu. Purse $.300. 3-year-olds and upward. Belling.
^2*^ H orses A Wt St 5A 54 X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P~
25^9 HEIGH HO 6 119 1 2* 2* 4l It Bozeman O P Rnmiirh 3 3 3-9 3-rl
2.5.364 MASTER CAL
25117*OSCAR TOLLE
* 3* 3* 2x. 42 Stuart J H Simpson 5 12 12 4 ’
^ Powers G McNeil 2 13-52 4-5
? H'o’ 5 6in»65» 625 Hatley L B McArthur 4 lu 10 4
BOARDMAN u 113 i 7 7 7 7 Reeves Miss M O’Coaaell 50 150 150 50
„ , Time, 121, 25, 501, 1 :17i.
« inner— B. m. by Himyar — Janet.
Went to post at 4 :20. At post 3 minntes. Start fair. Won handily; second driving. Heigh
Ho showed sudden improvemant and wont to the front cleverly in the last sixteenth when called
on. Master Ca) ran a wonderful race considering hie ride and sendoff. Oscar Tollo tapered off
through the homestretchafter showing much early spaed. The Gaffer ran his race but The Millar
did not by a long shot. Weight may affect him howevee.
[ Scratched-2.5414 El Mido, 121; 2.522.3 Dollio Wiethoff, 119; 251852Alas, 117; 25008 Bagdad, 111.
Overweights— David 8., 3 pounds.
Heigh Ho, show, 1 to 5. Master Cal, show, 2 to 1. Oscar Tolle, show, 3 to 5. The Miller,
sho w, 1 t o 3.
HERM0S0,60-J,Won
This is the good thing that wo advertised in Sunday’s Racing Form as sure winner. Instead of
10 to 1 it was 60 to 1. Bennett’s entry and Knightbaaneret were our other good thiags.
Tuesday. Tuesday. Tuesday.
First Race, 3 to 10 to 1. Good Thing.
Third Race, 4 to I Chance. This is a Grand Betting Pro"osition.
10 to 30 to I Cinch in Fifth Race.
This is better thnn HERMOSO. We are sure that it will be an easy winner. Don’t under any
conditions miss this good thing in FIFTH R\ JE. Again wo tell you it is a su-e winner.
Thursday. Thursday. Thursday.
We have dir^BCt inside information on second race; distance one mile and three-qaerters This
horse has been in special training for ten weeks to win this particnlar race. The odds
will be from 8 to 20 to 1.
TERMS RACE TRACK INFORMATION BUREAU terms
SI.OO DAILT. : SUITE 500, 263-269 DEARBORN ST. Si.oo daily.
A Wt St 5A 54 X StrF in Jockeys Owners
6 119 1 2* 2* 41 li Bozeman O P Romigh
3 107 5 62 » 4h 3» 2i Tullett R A Smith
1“ 1* 1)13* Alexander E J Baldwin
J H Simpson
G McNeil
L B McArtbnr
O H C P
.3 3 3-2 3-5
8 20 20 5
2437-5
5 12 12 4
2 13-52 4-5
4 lu 10 4
Miss M O’Coaaell 50 150 150 50
(25335) Haydon 110 ..
24837 Silesian 107
(25I44)Aladdin 105 ..
(24927)Stuyve 104 ..
24699 Puryear 104 ..
Lord Ouex, hr. c, by Ingolds-
by — Sankara 103 ...
2.53722Hat Mitchell 102 ..
•245.37 Ogle 98 ..
25335'^Ernest Parham 94 ..
25372 Parnassus 91 ..
24743 Dougherty 89 ..
Second Race— 1 Mile.
3-year olds. Allowances.
2.5089-Operator 112 ..
25416 Economic 107 ..
25415 Wild Pirate 105 ..
24862 Omdurman 102 ..
24759* Alznra 100 ..
Third Race- o-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances.
AGAIN !
AGAIN ! !
Ind. Horses, color, sex A pedigree. Wt, Hdcp.
2.5264* Magi
..105 ....
..700
(25086)The Esmond
.. 1(B ....
.680
24966 Kentucky Muddle....
...102 ....
675
24998 Dodie S
...102 ....
..600
Pronta, b. f, by Falsetto—
VolantresB ..
...100 ....
Memo Wastell, b. f, by Cava-
...100
Fourth Race — 1 1
-16
Miles.
3-year-olds and upward.
dandicap.
Ind. Horses.
Age
Wk. Hdep,
(24877)The Conqueror II
. 4.
...113 ....
.740
21605*Garry Hermann
. 3.
..110 ....
.750
24955*Tayon
. 4.
...108 ....
. 705
25419 Bouey Boy
. i>.
...104 ....
.7.35
2.5419*StraDgest
. 5.
...103 ....
725
Fifth Race— 1
Mile.
4-year-olds and upward
Allowances.
25192* John Grigsby
. 4.
..102 ....
690
25265 Prairie Dog
. 4.
..102 ....
675
20415 Livadia
. 6.
.101 ....
.715
(25338) Merito
. 4.
..100 ....
.725
^370 Grey John
. 6.
.. 99 ....
640
25375 Vincennes
• d.
.. 99 ....
.695
248642Reseda
. 4.
.. 93 ....
.700
Sixth Race — 3-
4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward.
Belling,
25371*Braw Lad
. 7.
..114 ....
.720
25124 Dousterswival
. 6.
...114
.665
24986 Bnffoon
. 7,
...Ill ....
.700
24878 Nansen
. 4.
...109 ....
.670
25336 Bine Lick
. 5.
...109 ....
.695
253362 Fireside
. 7.
...109
.710
(25293) Rival Dare
. 5.
...109
.725
(236^)Alice Dongherty
. 4.
...107
.685
25(Kj2 Incandescent
. 5.
...104
.680
(24928) Moses
. 3.
...100
.680
25374 Emma C. L
. 3.
... 95
.710
25204 The Butcher
. 3.
... 95
.695
24744 Alex Pearson
. 3,
... 92
.710
We had plenty of winners. Four at Hawthorne and three geod ones at St. Lonis, This is the
kind cf information that always gets the money. Wo are most consistent and day after day
ALjW^AYS PICK vV 1 N N E RS»
TODAY! TODAY!! TODAY!!!
Two of the best things of the season will be sprung. One is at St. Liouis, a maiden two-year-old
that has worked 41 furlongs m 5i seconds. Ho goes in the first race and we advise all our clients
to play their limit on him. Pic» mg winners at Hawthorne is or never was a hard task for us
Get our shoot for today and boat the races. Hundreds of others do, wh? not you7
.'50C. OAII.Y. $:t.OO WEEKLY. AVIKED AT lO A.AI.
THE AMERICAN HANDICAPPERS, 72, 119 Dearborn St.
WONDERFUL WINNING INFORMATION
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE COINING MONEY ~
8 TO I on BETTER IN FIRST RACE. 5 TO I OR BETTER IN FIFTH RACE.
We have received straight inside information that these horses are fit and will win sure
WEDNESDAY AT HAWTHORNE WE G'uABANTEE’TH^is T^^ An'^BJ^SY WINnVb!
Thursday, Decoration Day, 30 to 50 to 1 Shot
This is another Hermoso. Under no circamstances fail to call or send for this good thing. We
did not open yesterday. We have been in business since 1894 and our namerous subscriber's will
verify that we make no false statements. We have no cnnnections with any other firm in our
bnilding. Consolt ns before baying information elsewhere. On* trial will coaviace von of our
great snperiorty. Ready or wired 9 a.m. TEKAI.S $1.00 DAILY. $4.00 AYEEKl Y
KE.AIEAIKEK THE NAME AND Xr.AHtEK.
Gtilcago Information Go.. Room 708, zzs Dearnorn St , Gnicano.
TELEPHONE .’{IGl 1I4KK1SQX. *
RESPONSIBLE BETTORS Bunco-Broncho Information Co.
Can obtain from three to six good bets weekly 94 LINCOLN AA'E.
between Chicago and St. Lonis daring entire Ac r»rrvrr»icc/-l M I- P i
meeting. Information from two of the most ^ j M' * I'^CU-llClX IwJw, DU“ I
responsible trainers in the west, who are in a IMPROMPTU, ABE FRANK, KNIGHTBAN-
position to KNOW when certain horses are NKRET— WIN PIPES. Becky Rolfe place.
Eight to bet on. No money in advance, bnt Merito scratched, MAKING ALL WIl^NERs!
lare address^^WM. DE^GOlTiJr, Two (2) rbday-Good Odds^
914, MILAYAUKEE, WIS. COIm J.C. WOOTERS, Manager.
CHICAGO,! TUESDAT, MAY:28, 1901.
NEWPORT FORM.
Newport, Ky., May 27.— Tha form of Tues-
day's Newport fields is:
First Race— Tony Licalzi, Sauce Boat, Mud-
der.
Second Race— Waninta, Ben Hullum, Cu-
banite.
Third Race— Remp, Wilson, McCleary.
Fourth Race— Filibuster, Colonel Strathy
Guerdon.
Fifth Race -Pine Chip, Castine, Fairy Dell.
Sixth Race- Albertvale, Banquo 11., Charley
Ebtes.
NEWPORT ENTRIES.
Prcbabilitiee: Weather cloudy ; track slow.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
Second Race-
7-8 Mile.
3-year-olds.
Selling.
Ind. Horses.
Age. Wt.
Hdep.
25320 Fred Hessig
114
710
25395 Cogswell
108
253162 Ducassa
108
720
106
25172 Lawtou
165
700
(25172)La Desirous
163
725
Boidle
102
2532l2Quite Bight
100
715
25316 Laud Shot
100
700
25.389 Mrs. Grannan
100
♦Barred in betting.
Third Ruce-1-2 Mile.
2-year-olds. Allowances.
Ind. Horses.
Age.
Wt.
Hdep.
25129'2Frank Fellows
.... 5.,
.107
680
25129 Talarick
. • • . 5 . .
..107
685
(2.5431 )Tony Licalzi
.... 6..
..102
700
2.5310 Sauce Boat
.... 4 .
, 100
690
2.5065 Clipsetta
.... 4..
..100
670
2.5:350 Robert Morrison...
.... 3..
.. 95
675
2o311 Mudder 3.... 05
25.396 Durrell 3 ... 92
TXiTXA Antithesis 3 ... 92
25062 Nancy Dobyns 3.... 90
Second Race — 1-2 Mile.
2-year-olds. Selling.
25407^Easter Boy 112
25397 Rose of Red, Ill
(2.5347)lngo HO
(250^) Waninta 109
2.5;'t97 Hon hullum 109
251U5^McLanuhan 109
2.5347-^Dr. Lovejoy 102
2.5312 Cubauita 100
Third Race— 1 Mile.
25268 Mystee
25232 Anna Elliott ...
25431 Irosuta
(25232)Talpa
2.5232 All Mine
25.3.56■^Wax Taper
(25175)Ampere 3 .. 112
(25391) Wall 3 ...104
253.56'-! Hottentot 4 .. 103
(2.5270)Ethel Wheat 3... 101
25.391-lda Ledford 4 90
Fifth Race — 1 3- Hi Miles.
3-year-olds and upward.
Selling.
25199'! Remp
.. 112 ...
..725
25432 Wilson
6
.. 112 ...
..720
(25313)B. G. Fox
.. 112 ...
..710
24886 Bentley B
.. 109 ...
..705
249202McCleary
6
.. 109 ...
..715
25349 Getabont
6
...109 ...
.700
2.5427'2Dr. Fannie
4.
...102 ...
..705
25431 Patchwork
3.
...100 ...
.700
254312Saragamp
3
.. 100 ...
• 715
2.53.50 Madeline G
3
... ...
. 695
Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.
S-year-olds and upward.
Selling.
25280 King’s Pot
4.
..107 ...
. 665
25255 Guerdon
4
.. 107 ...
. 685
25348'! Filibuster
7
.. 107 ...
..700
25402! Mr. Brook wood. ..
T) ,
...107 ...
. 670
25280!Colonel Strathy . .
4
...107 ...
..690
25351 Nortbnmbria
4
.. 105 ...
.675
254273Caloocan
4
.. 165 ...
..685
25129!Fljing Bird
5
.. 105 ...
.. 680
25166 Albert Edward...
. ... 3
.. 100 ...
..665
25431301d Phil
3
... 97 ...
.. 670
Fifth Race-«
1-9 Farlonge.
3-year-olds and upward.
Selling,
2.5405 Onomaetoe
5
...112 ...
..715
25400 Castine
4
...Ill ...
. 720
25:348 Dr. 8. C. Ayres
4
...110 ...
..765
25107 Iris
...107 ...
..710
2.5322! Little Rita
5
...107 ...
. 695
25282 Lady Kent
4
...106 ...
..710
25315! Fairy Dell
4
...104 ...
..715
24678 Elsie Venner
4
...163 ...
..700
(25.346) Bine Chip
3
... 99 ...
.. 72.5
(2.5314) Fairy Day
3
... 97 ...
. 705
2.5202 Free Admission. ..
3
... 94 ...
. 695
25.358 Prue Wood
3
... 92 ...
. 700
Mies Wana
3
... 91 ...
2.5354 ((wordemau 7
24957 Plantain 6
25273 Bert Davie 5
25273 Stuttgart 5
2.53^9SChickamauga 4
25100 Frank Pearce
2-5390 Jerry Hunt
25390 Ed L
.. no ....
...no ....
.705
...no ....
715
.. no ....
765
.. no ...
.710
.. no ....
695
...100 ....
715
.. 100 ....
720
.. lOO
.700
.. 100 ....
.700
.. 100 ....
.095
..100 ....
700
...100 ....
690
...100 ....
.725
.. 100 ....
.765
Milts.
Handicap.
...116 ....
725
...114 ....
.750
.. 112 ....
.740
...104 ....
.725
.. 163 ....
.720
... 101 ....
..730
.... 90 ....
. 735
Miles.
Selling,
...111 ....
.710
...Ill ....
. 7‘20
...108 ....
7'25
...108 ....
. 705
...108 ...
700
.. 107 ....
715
... 100
.710
... lOi ....
695
.. 104 ....
.690
.... 91 ....
. 715
file.
Selling.
.. 106 ....
705
. . 106 . .
ilft
...106 ...!
725
... 105 ....
..700
....104 ....
..700
... 102 ....
..705
...101 ....
..715
... 101 ....
690
...101 ....
720
...101 ....
710
....100 ....
..705
....100 ....
715
.. 100 ....
..700
.... 97 ....
. 695
.... 90 ....
..710
Sixth Race — 1 1-4 Miles
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
25400!Albertvale
7..
.118 ..
. • • . 725
2.5349 George B. Cox
6..
. 118 ..
....710
25400 Kirkwood
5..
..118 ..
...765
25349!Banqao 11
7..
. 118 ..
...720
253582Zolo
7..
.115 ..
....700
25352 Birdie May
7 ..
.113 ..
... 765
253493Cbarley Estes
4..
..in ..
....715
C35350)Hiia
3..
.. 9:3 ..
....700
(25283) Virginia T
3..
..93
... 695
(25316) Reducer
2.5321 Jena
24.384»Qrantor
23124 Old Fox
2-5395‘-!Verify
2.53953Meddleeome
2.5321 Curd Qillock
24517 Alleviate
25237 Echo Dale
25316 Tristan Belle
BROOKLYN FORM.
New York, N. Y., May 27.— The form of
Tuesday’s Gravesend fields is:
First Race— Barbetto, Oliver Me, isia.
Second Race— Animosity, Lucky Star, Armor.
Third Race— Luciline, Hanover Oneen, Lady
Holyrood.
Fourth Race— The Parader, Janice, Sadie S.
Fifth Race— Honolulu, O'Hageu, Juvenile.
Sixth Race— The Amazon, Kamara, Carbuncle.
BROOKLYN ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather wet; track heavy.
First Race — About 3-4 Mile.
(165 feet short.)
I 3-year-olds and upward. Highweight Handicap.
ST. LOUIS FORM.
St. Louis, Mo., May 27.— The form of Tnes
day's St. Louis fields is :
First Race— The Four Hundred. Bill Fritz,
Potheen.
Second Race- La Desirous, Ducassa, Quite
Right.
Third Race— Talpa, Okla, Wissendioe.
Fourth Race— Mint Sauce, Ampere, Ida Led-
ford.
Fifth Race— Plantain, Swordsman, Chicka-
manga.
Sixth Race— Ed L., Verify, Alleviate.
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear ; track fast.
First Race— 4 1-a Farlongs.
2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.
Ind. Horses, color, sex A pedigree. Wt. Hdep.
Precisely HO
Phonolite 110
25069 Tristram . HO 705
Schwarzwald, blk. c, by Sain
iDd. Horses.
Age.
Wt.
Hdop.
25096 Isia
.. 3..
. 112 ..
... 715
25423 Oliver Me
.. 5..
..109 .
... 720
24527 Gold Fox
.. 5 .
. 165 .
...710
25377 Ren Viking
.. 5
. 103 .
... 715
25278 Lady of the Valley ...
.. 3 .
.. 93 .
.... 705
24638 Beautiful
.. 4 .
.. 87 .
....700
2.')060 Barbetto
.. 3.,
.. 86 .
Second Race — 1 Mile
and
70 Yards.
3-year-olds and upward.
Selling.
25304!Knight of the Garter.
7 ,
..109 .
.... 715
25248!Dolando
.. 8 .
. 165 .
710
(2.5304)Lucky Star.
.. 7..
..106 .
.... 720
25248 Ballcoa
.. 3 .
.104 .
700
25309 Gautama
.. 3 ,
.103 .
2.5279!Armor
.. 4.,
. 103 .
.... 715
2.5.378! Animosity
.. 3.,
., 85 .
725
Hardcastle, b. c, by Service-
Commissioner Forster —
John Storm, br. g, by The
253^ The Four Hundred .
110 ..
S-yoar-olds. AUowancee.
110 ..
110 ..
Ind. Horses.
Age. Wt.
Hdep.
(21908)Gold Heels
118
760
110 ..
^308!£>r. Barlow
770
no .,
...715
25307!The Parader
118
800
no ..
...705
(19308)*Vitellius
118
725
no ..
%424!Colonel Padden
no ..
(25162)»Janice
113
775
)
25425!The Rhymer
108
760
108 ..
25378 The Gulden Prince
108
107 .,
...720
25248 Balloon
103
730
107 ..
...725
243763Sadie 8
770
107 ..
25309 Gantama
103
107 ..
...710
*Q. B. Morris entry.
Fifth Race-5-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Selling.
(25:305)Honolnln
.107
.725
2.5.305!O’Hagen
* ..
102
.720
24845 Postillion
.102
705
24(47 C Rosenfeld
. 97
710
2.5659 Juvenile
.97
715
2.53M Bona
.89
700
Sixth Race— 1 Mile and 7
0 Yards.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Mares and geldings
25277 Carbuncle
... 4..
113
735
(25244)Barbara Frietchie..
... 3..
Ill
720
(24771)The Amazon
... 4..
.Ill
7.50
21916 Kamara
... 4..
.111
740
21516 N'anine
... 4 .
104
730
2.5248 Balloon
... 3..
.87
7'25
OAKLAND
FORM.
Oaelan'd, Cal., May 27
.-The
form of Tnes-
day's Oakland fields is :
First Race— Monda, Emile Zola, Aurora B.
TORONTO FORM.
Toroxto, Ont., May 27.— The form of Tues-
day’s Toronto fields is :
First Race — Martimas, Queen Carnival, Cor-
morant.
Second Race— Effrontery, Illowaho, Pilaster.
Third Race— Bellconrt, Oneiros, Euclaire.
Fourth Race— Handicapper, J. H. Sloan or
Orontas, Flag of Truce.
Fifth Race— Flying Bess, Pharoah, Scorpio.
Sixth Race — J. H, Sloan or Tip Gallant, High-
land Prince, Racebnd.
TORONTO ENTRIES.
Probabilities: Weather clear ; track slow.
First Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Second Race— Marelio, Big Massie, Discovery.
Third Race— Mont Eagle, Sam Dannebaun,
Harry Thatcher.
Fourth Race— Flattered, Shellmount, You You.
Fifth Race— Princess Titania, Vantine Mamie
Hildreth.
Sixth Race— Alicia, Barney F., Jim McCleevy.
OAKLAND ENTRIE.S.
Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.
First Race- .5-8 Mite
4-year-olds and upward. Selling,
ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdep.
25081 Hohenloho 6.. ..115 680
25442 Emile Zola 5.... 112 690
24301 Looram 8 .. 112 685
25366 Monda 5 . . . . 112 700
25366 Aurora B 8. ...110 ,685
25329 Homestake 7.... 110 665
24S67 Abbyleix L 4... 107 .670
2.532.S Sweet Voice 4 107 6®
23772 Blanche Sheppard 4.... 107 675
Second Race — 1-9 Mile.
2-yearolds. Maidens. Allowances.
25410 Discovery 113 685
25367 Gypsy Boy 113 680
2536.53Marelio 113 700
25365 Botany 110 685
2.5.365 Big Massie 108 690
25.365 Resin 108 680
2.5365 Knockings 105 670
2.5365 Jnros 105 .675
25365 Pheny L 105 670
Third Race— 1 Mile.
4-year-olds and upward. Selling.
2.5081 Rainier 5 108 715
24445 Pougo 6 105 700
(25o81)Mont Eagle 4.. . 105 725
25364 Firelight II 4....ia5 700
24717 Sam Danuebaum 4.... 105 720
252t)0 First Shot 4 105 7ft5
25225 Formatus 4.... 105 710
2.5364SHarry Tliatcher 4.. ..105 715
2.5260 Ringmaster 7... 105 .710
25081 Canejo 4 103 705
Fourth Race — 1-3 Mile.
2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances.
25367'^You Yon 118 690
Arthur Ray 118
2.5367 Prestene 115 675
2.5365 Fred Atterbery .110 680
24934 Jacqueminot 110 685
2.5367 Cayeuue Pepper 105 6W
25367 Shellmount 105 695
25148 Armado 105 675
25367 Flattered 105 700
Fifth Race — 3-4 Mile
3- year-olds and upward. Selling.
(25;«2)Vantine 4. ...117 720
25187 Foul Play 4.... 117 705
Our Choice, b. g, by
Handsome — Mother s
Favorite 3.... 107
2i>439 Spindle 3.... 107 ......705
2.5331 Ravino 3.... 107 700
2.5412 Princess Titania 3 107 725
25220^Mamie Hildreth 3 ...105 '715
2.5409 Companion 3 ...105 710
Sixth Race— 1 Mile and 70 Yards.
4- year-olds and upward. Selling.
251882 Jim McCleevy 5.... 110 715
(25256) Barney F 4.... 107 720
254403Bnrdock 4.... 107 700
25222 Einstein 6 .... 107 705
2.5412 Castake 6.. ..107 710
25'223 Rinaldo II 6 ...107 700
25411 Tom Calvert. 6 107 705
25368 Sunello 4.... 107 700
Ind. Horses.
Age
. Wt.
Hdst.
26592 Martimas
5.
...no
(25385)Cormorant
5.
..no
( 25342) Pillaraiat
4
.. 109 ,
730
24673 Althea
5.
.. 105
730
*25342!King Joshua
4.
...101
25383 The Covenanter...
3
... 97
735
21128 Hoo Hoo
.... 96
710
21458 Magnus Troll
3.
... 92
715
24635 Queen Carnival...
3.
.... 92
740
Second Race- 6-8 Mile.
2-year-olds.
Allowances.
25384! Illowaho
...111
720
2.5384! Pilaster
...111
715
25299 Sir Clifford
...111
25384 First Usher
...108
25384 Laracor
...108
25341 Circus Girl
...103
700
2534l!Effrontery
...103
725
•25.341 Roddy
...103
765
Third Rare-
-1 1-8
Miles.
S-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
Canadian Bred Maidens.
Ind. Horses, color, sex A pedigree. Wt. Hdop.
253012Bellcoart 5.... 121 725
18065 Bringloe 4.... 114 '715
2.5385 Moral 4.... 114 695
2.5301 Kaslo 4..., 109 690
25301 Opnntia 4.... 109 705
2.5301 Silver Locks 4 107 695
2.5301 Euclaire 4.... 107 715
Sancy Sallie, ch. f, by
Derwontwator-
Scotch Reel 3 96
2.5447 Sleepy Hollow 3 — 96 705
2.5301tJnvencas 3.... 93 710
253862tOneiros 3 ... 93 720
25447 t*Pando 3.... 91 700
25301*Maple Sugar 3.... 91 710
*W. Hendrie entry.
tJ. E. Seagram entry.
Fourth Race — 1 1-16 Miles.
3-year-olds and upward. Allowances,
ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdop.
(22045)Orontas 4.... 119 715
2.538842Flag of Truce 5.... 113 710
(25345)J. H. Sloan 4.. ..112 720
(2.5387) Handicapper 4 109 725
2.5387 Treuct the Mere 3.... 91 705
Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Handicap,
ind, Horsee,color,sex A pedigree. Wt. Hdep.
(25451)Edinborough 4....120 710
‘25340 Scorpio 4. ...114 715
21379 Pharoah 4.... 108 720
255W72Horsa 3... 108 715
25445^< Flying Bess 6.. ..105 725
2.5449 Benckart 3 — 102 705
Riviera, b. c, by Riley—
Ada Glenn 3....KX)
2.3889 Antagone 4 ... 98 710
21459 Magnns Troll 3.... 90 700
Sixth Race— 1 Mile.
3.year-olds and upward. Selling.
Ind. Horses. Age. Wt. Hdep.
(25315 ) J. H. Sloan 4.. ..115 725
‘22467 TipQaUant 5 ... 108 720
25345'! Highland Prince 5.... 103 715
2.5388iSpurs 5.... 103 710
25385!Racebud 5 101 715
25^5 Magog 4.. ..100 700
2.5385 Omnibus 3 ... 96 705
2.5345 Manilian 4 . 93 710
2.53884«Tenario 3.... 87 700
5. . ..101 715
4.. ..100 700
Third Race- 6-8 Mile.
2-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances.
The Clover Stakes. Value |2,000.
Ind. Horses.color, sex A pedigree. Wt. Hdep.
24948 Hanover Queen H2 740
24948 ChirruD 112 730
24316 Sedition 112 735
(2.5276) Lnciline 112 750
Mary Worth, b. f, by Florist
—Czarina II 112 *.
25276 Lady Holyrood 112 735
25381 Step Onward 112 725
Fourth Race — 1 Mile and 90 Yards.
The Preakness Stakes. $1,000 added.
254142 Morops 5 ...107 715
.JV? I 2.5145 Kastaine 5 ... .105 690
24906 Torsida 6 .... 165 710
2S;i69 Alicia 8 ...105 725
PEDIGREE BLANKS.
On linen paper, artistically edged in colors
ruled and arranged for six generations of slrei
end dams of individnals and their ancestors
Ten cents each, $1.00 per doeen, $3.50 par bun-
Irad. No owner of a stallion shoold be with
int a lapply.
DAILY RAGING FORM.
tS4-18B Fifth Avaone nhioevn 1)1
PRINCIPAL FOREIGN EVENTS.
Epsom Derby JnneS
The Oaks June 1
Ascot Royal Hunt Cap June 19
Goodwood Cap Angnst 1
Great Ebor Handicap August 2>
St. Leger September 11
Cesarewitcb October IS
Cambridgeshire October 30
JAMES O’LEARY’S
FUTURE BOOK R[nERICHH DERBY.
WRITE FOB QUOTATIONS.
COMMISSIONS HANDLED ON ALL RACES.
Long Distance Telephones
Yards 628 and 654
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CHICAGO
LONypcH turf exchange.
THREE SPECIAL TRAINS ON LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.
Leave Van Bnren St. Depot daily, as follows:
12:35, 1:10 and 1:45 p.m., stopping at 22d St.,
Englewood, Grand Crossing and Chicago.
4 special trains return from Exchange at. 4. *00,
4:40, 5:80 and after last race.
AU Elevated Roads make direct connections with
Lake Shore Station at Pacific Ave. and Van
Buren St. Banning time, 30 minutes, guaran-
teed. ROUND TRIP 26 CENTS.
Stations.
First
Train
Second
Train
Third
Train
Lv. Van Bnren St...
“ 22d St
“ Englewood
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12:35
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HAWTHORNE FORM CHART.
CHICAGO, Id,., May 87, — First day, Chicago Jockey Club. Spring Meeting.
Weather clear; track good, bat dull.
Presiding Judge, Capt. J. H. Rees. Starter, J. J. Holtman.
Racing starts at 2:15 p. m,
O K /I "I FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. Parse $500; $75 to second ; $25 to third.
fj ri: JL Kf 3- year-olds and upward. Allowances.
ST. LOUIS FORM CHART.
8X. LOUIS, MO., May 27. — Twenty-third day. St. Louis Fair Association. Spring Meeting.
Weather clear; track fast.
Presiding Judge, P. A. Brady. Starter, W. F. Bruen.
Racing starts at 2:30 p.m.
In d H orses A Wt S t 14 H %, JtrFin^ Jockeys Owners O H C P
24557 HER MOSO 6 109 4« 3i 32 3'- U T Meade 8 C Hildr^ ^50 50 20'
248952BES81E MACKEN4 102 1h 1 h lo a 9i Dominick O G Parke 4-5 1 7-10‘»-5
253732MONEY MUSS 3 102 22 2» 2* 22 3G Coburn F T Wood 3 16-5 16-51
24779 WILD PIRATE 3 105 7 i 8 8 7t- 4« J Woods J 8 O’Brien 12 12 10 2
(22158) ALGA BETA 6 112 3« 6-^ 6<< 52 5- Bee R Smith 30 30 20 5
2;i736 RATHGAR 3 100 62 5 < 42 4« 614 J Rauch C H Williams 100 200 200 80
25336 IF YOU DARE 3 95 524 4« 52 7« Davisson Bolicb & Sweet 40 60 60 20
2.52932JOE MARTIN 4 110 8 7^ 7i 8 8 Nutt Maanion&Connelll2 20 20 5
Time, 12, 234, 48, 1 :011, 1 :14i.
Winner— Ch. h, by Sir Modred- Fidelity.
Went to post at ^2:30. At post 4 miuuteH, Start good for all but Joe Martin, who was all tan-
f ;led up at barrier rise. Bessie Macken could not get her nose in front of Money Muss until the
ast eighth, where she got clear ana looked to be winning, but Meade brought Hermoso up on
the inside rail with a rush from the head of the stretch and he won ridden out and going away
on the end. Rathgar had a turn of speed for a little over five-eighths of a mile and then retired.
All things considered Algareta ran a fair race and was closing on the end. Wild Pirate, after
trailing hie field hopelessly out of it, picked it up one by one and closing almost fifteen lengths
ran an impressive race. Money Muss ran to his mark.
Scratched— (25087)The Rush, 115.
Overweights — Wild Pirate, 2 pounds; Money Muss, 2.
Hermoso, show, 6 t o 1. Bessie Mac ken, show , 1 to 5. Money Muss, show, 2 to 5.
3 105 71
6 112 3«
3 100 62
3 95 524
4 no 8
Maanion&Connelll2 20 20
25433
FIRST RACK— 1 Mile and 20 Yards.
Selling.
Purse $.300. 3-year-olds and upward,
,nd Horses A Wt St hi,
25273 LEXEIJL 4 104U~~9~
2521021DA CORBRY 3 86 5 44
24-596 MIDI AN 6 108 4 24
25354 JOHN MORTON 4 104 2 3h
25318 WIN YAH 4 104 10 52
253.54 SILENT FRIEND 4 104 3 14
25316 GRACE CUP 3 91 1 74
25273 K.\TE FREEMAN 3 91 6 6^
2.5354 JULIETTA B. 3 86 9 lO’
25.3203JOE DOUGHTY 5 111 8 8a
2.53202PAN CHARM 6 111 7 11
24897 RYLAND 4 104 13 12
25.320 OMELIA 6 106 12 13
A Wt St hi hi Str Fin Jockeys Owners
t .!? 1* i.? T (FBrleu J 8 Brattoi:
3 86 o 44 24 -1 2-* _'• Earl Tnrnev Rr<i
3 86 5 44 24 21 23 2>-« Earl
6 108 4 24 3“ 42 34 3i Foucon
4 104 2 3a 42 32 51 4-'-« Plunkett
4 104 10 52 511 .52 62 5a Enos
14 II n la
6-'> Kuhn
72 Gough
Turney Bros
8 W Street
W Mulkey
B Schreiber
L Lemp
G W Scott
C P
4 7-5
9-5 7-10
20 8
20 8
10 20 20 8
20 20 20 8
30 60 60 30
12 30 30 12
20 60 60 25
VanCamp W L Thompson
^ A 1 SECOND RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $4(X); $75 to second ; $25 to third.
3-year-olds. Selling.
Ind Horses
2523131MPROMPTU
(24379)UNCLE TOM
24876 MONOS
25156»*PLEAD
21365 BUGABOO
A Wt St 4% hi a ^trFin Jockeys
104 la la 12 12“l3 14 “Soe“
108 4« 4a 31 22 21 21 J Winkfi
110 34 214 2« 32 31 3j Coburn
94 6 6 6 6 51 Timms
99 21 4:4 42
Jockeys Owners (
See F VV Miner 1
J WinkfieldT J McHale 5
Coburn G C Bennett A Co 3
Timms J 8 Rothert 4
52 J Walsh F J Kelly „
24909 GET A BLACKBCRN99 5 i 52 52 5a (; g R Jackson G O Sproul 30 150 100 40
*Apprentice allowance. Time, 254, 50-;, 1 :16i, 1 :421.
Winner— B. c, by Crescendo— Amida.
Went to post at 3:05. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won handily; second third driving.
Impromptu was far the best aud had the best of the field all the way. Monos stopped badly
after leaving the half as did Bugaboo. It was the latter’s first start hereabouts and she should
improve on the race. Plead was cut off at the first turn and Timms had to pull to the outside.
His ride was ragged throughout, the midget finding many pockets. Geta Blackburn showed
well for five furlongs and then gave it up. Monos ran about his race.
Scratched— (25337)Azim, 107; (25295) Hampshire, 107: (249b7)Economic, 99; 2-5.376 Zack Phelps.
96; 25375 Joe Collins, 96. ’
Overweights— Uncle Tom, 1 pound.
Impromptu, show, out. Uncle Tom, show , 11 to 10. Monos, show, 2 to 5.
tJK/l 1 fT THIRD HACK— Short Course. Purse $400; $75 to second ; $25 to third.
I 3-year^Ws and npward._HMdicap. Steeplechase.
Ind Horses A Wt St 4 6 9 ^ Str Kin Jock eys" "Owners o H C P
'('2l670)B’KY ROLFE7 153 2- 32 32 2- 24 34 U Slater JD Fooe ' *7-5 7-5 9-101
O H OP
f 7-5 7-5 2-5
5 9 8 3
1 3 16-514 59-10
4558-5
8 10 10 3
30 150 100 40
25273 KATE FKEEMAX 3 91 6 d'* 8^ 8^ 8« D 8Uaw Martin & Patton l*i Tn
2.5354 JULIETTA B. 3 86 9 10M14 102 103 91 A Lyo "s J& Arrows 20 40 40 l“
25.3203JOE DOUGHTY 5 111 8 8« 10-' 93 92 10.< McCann J P Hirth 6 7 7 k
; i;i J IJ ,r i) i-i i L L t
->320 OMELIA *
Winner— Br. g, by Free Knight— Fauna III. ’ ' '
I At post 11 minutes. Start good. Won cleverly; next two driving.
the ^st, but was lucky in that Winjah opened the way for him through the bunch.
Ida Lorbry, a little short, will beat the same lot the next time at the weights. Midiau sulked aud
was sour, racing under protest. John Morton ran a good race. Winyah ran an improved race.
Joe Doughty, off bad, was not hustled. Neither were Omelia and Pan Charm
Scratched- 2o389 Engano, 104; 25316 Cape Jessamjpe, 86.
Overweights— Winyah, 2 ponuds; Grace Cup, 5; Kate Freeman, 5.
Uo^ all. show, 3 to 5. Ida Corbry, show, out. Midian, show, 3 to 1.
25434 SECOND RACE— 4 1-5J Furlongs. Purse $300. 2-year-olds. Selling.
StrFin Jockeys
Z* 23 14 Euob
12 14 2» Kuhu JC Qhio*'
72 .5m 3-’ O’Neil T P Hayes
6“ 42 4u L Rose P Tomlinso
32 31 52 T O’Brien J Huffman
5* 73 6* E Murphy Moore Bros
9 9i 71 Bloes W W Finn
82 82 8-> Peterson B Schreibei
42 6-3 91 A Weber J C Ferris J
10 10 lO'i Page G G Moshie
11 11 112 F Miles John H Tar
Owners
Christy & Brown
O^H C P
1224-5
J C Ghio 5 6 5 2
T P Hayes 8 8 8 3
P Tomlinson & Col8-54 3 1
J Huffman 4 6 5 2
Moore Bros 60 200 200 80
W W Finn 40 100 100 40
B Schreiber 40 100 100 40
J C Ferris Jr 15 60 60 20
G G Moshier & Co 100 300 200 60
John H Turner 20 100 100 40
And’rs’n&Ty hurst 40 200 200 60
(21719)FROND 5 146 li 2-' 1* 1)
24570 SALLUST 6 156 6 4n 42 42 34 2i 3-3 Ellison M J Maloney 24 34" 34 "6-5"
24303 L. CH ’FIELD 7 152 3»« 5 5 3o 43 4'> 4io R Taylor J Carroll 7 7 6 24
24402 ALICE B. 5 130 5i 1® 2i 5 5 5 5 Bartley J Breuock 10 15 13 5
24423 SAM HOW’RD4 135 4" Refused. Gaddy C H Williams 10 25 25 6
•Coupled in betting. Time, 3:21i.
Winner — Ch. m. by Tristan— Pocahontas.
Went to post at 3:3*5. At post 2 miuutes. Start good. Frond could have won off by herself,
but was palled up the last sixteenth to allow Becky Rolfe to win. It was s driving finish down
the stretch between Becky Rolfe and Sallust, but in ueariug the wire the latter gave it up. Lord
Chesterfield jumped well and was within hailing distance all the way. He will probably do next
time. Sam Howard bolted at the second hurdle, but was afterward galloped over the course.
Alice B. jumped well and was close up to near the final obstacle, where she cracked. The race
sbonld do her a lot of good and she may be looked upon to perform better at her next asking.
Scratched— 24359 Isen, 148.
Becky Rolfe, show, 1 to 2. Frond, show, 1 to 3. Sallust, show, 1 to 3.
6y pr A 1 RACE MUe. 2-year-olds. Colts and Geldings. Allowances.
The V ernal Stakes. $1,25 0 adde d : $1(10 to second ; $50 to third.
Ind Hors es A W t St )4 H X StrF in Jo ckeys Owners O H C ^
(25018)ABE FHaNK 124 1« 2i i« D 12 Coburn G C Bennstr&Co*^5^-W7^Ci4-5
4 6 9 11 Str Fin Jock eys Owners
32 32 2» 24 34 li^sl^er JD Hooe“
2-' 13 11 12 15 24 Houlihan J D Hooe
M J Maloney
J Carroll
J Brenock
C H Williams
O H C P
*7-5 7-5 9-101
•7-5 7-5 9-107-10
24 34 34 6-5
7 7 6 24
10 15 13 5
10 25 25 6
Ind Horses A Wt St
(25018) A BE FRANK 124
(25.3721ED AUSTIN 118 2a
(24816)EDDIE BUSCH 121 4>
242663J. V. KIRBY 115 5*-
2501838OUTH ELKH’RN 118 6
25372SBRaNN1GAN 118 3"
•Coupled in betting'
H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P
21 i« 11 12 Coburn G C Bennstr&Co*^5~7-W7^Ci4-5
lEK 2»» 21 2 «e Dominick GC Bennett & Co*3-5 7-107-101
314 54 3s« So® J Woods J W Schorr 2i 34 34 11-10
6 3« 41 41 J WinkfieldP Dnnne 10 10 8 3
5 kk 4 me 51 54 Caywood W H McCorkle 10 15 15 5
4i>« 6 6 6 Ellis W L Lansing 15 20 15 4
•Coupled in betting' Time, 12, 241, 491, 1 :011.
Winner— Ch. c, by Hanover— Cheesesiraw.
Went to post 4:10. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Abe Frank won rnnning well within
himself aud with little or no urging. Ed Austin was pressed hard by Eddie Busch and J. V. Kirby
at the end but stood to his work gamely. South Elkborn was right there all the way. The entire
field ran well bunched to the last sixteenth where the winuer easily showed his superiority.
Brannigan is undoubtedly short and should be seen to better advantage at his next outing.
J. V. Kirby’s race was impressive.
Scratched— (249'27)8tuyve, 110; 25153*Bridge, 118; Charles Grainger, 113.
Corrected weights— Abe Frank, 124.
Abe Frank, show, 2 to 5. Ed Anst in, show, 2 to 5. Eddie Bnscb, show, 1 to 2.
Horses _ A Wt St *4 hi ill StrFin Jockeys Owners O H P P
™3SAR7A“vfA’A i "^IThFSty & Brown-rnr IT IT
2.52W MONTE HIM YAK 100 6 72 .5« 32 O^Neil TP Haves 8 8 8 3
f’^SmAS^GfF'^''"'' lOfi •> ^ P Tomlinson & C0I8-54 3 1
- 3-^ 31 ;)- T O Bnen J fluff man 4 6 5 2
’^5 JOS?E w 1 Q* V -1 E Murphy Moore Bros 60 200 200 80
2^KtJUAl^' i t I- WWFinn 40 100 100 40
vl h- JJ® ‘ s- 82 8 ' Peterson H Schreiber 40 100 100 40
’51^ PYGNA n in in A Weber J C Ferris Jr 15 60 60 20
-)13o PIGNA 10b 11 10 10 10'' Page G G Moshier & Co 100 300 '200 60
-’4923 HOPHLA^ANU^^rt’Nira M M H Turner 20 100 100 40
-4923 SUPHIA ANDERS M03 a 12 12 12 Givens And rs’n&Ty hurst 40 200*200 60
TX7- F L # Time, 6 a, 18i, 30, 484, 55,
dinner Ch. i, by Pirate of Penzance — bayuuora.
Went to post at 3 .08. At P9st 2 minutes. Start good. Won cleverly; second easilv The
best ridden. Maria Elena showed a groat Hash of speed and is improv*
*ScSmd-ia')Zoraid;!
Overweights Maria Elena, 2 pounds; Sophia Anderson, 3,
lan,*^how?3to5.^“''’"*°^‘ Monte Himyar, show, 6 to 5 .. Jim Scan-
third RACE — 1 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds. Selling.
Ind _H orseS77^_ _^V5Vsj^i4 _y,_J4_^tTFi^ Jo^s" O v^ers 0“ H^ C P
2.5394-ISAHNER 106 1 22 2« 21 2« 14 Bloss B SrhrnihAr *~^lTYnn inn >>n
’Pi'iLBEVF*=DE^^F^^^ f’ f f f * J Kchorf *8-5'2'"'8:5lf
’53 ^‘hi/krV f i. f-i V T(j’Brion F Clarkson 3 4 3 4-5
->394 HLRKl 10 4 1- 12 114 11 4 A Weber J Huffman 12 ’0 ^ 5
ou t Tima,124,'25, 37i,.50,l;024, 1:15, 1:284, 1:411.
Winner— Ch. c, by Kingston— Hark Ridge.
II post at 3:35. At post 4 minutes. Start good. Won drivinir Sarnnr
well ridden, ran a fine race and saved ground on all the turns. MiUor was blnlling at Albert f’
Dewey with the whip at the finish and did not see Sarner steal up on the iuside Albert f'
Farmer Bennett! He seems to liki ^ sof£
track better than a fast one. His lege are not sound. Hurry carried speed farther than she has
hitherto shown an inclination to go. *«ri,uor man sne uas
Earner, show, out. Farmer Bennett, show, out. Albert F. Dewey, show. out.
2543(T FOURTH RACE- 3-4 Mile. Parse $600. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances,
A \V t S t hi ii StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P”
Iio'ESSe"'^ i 1S?1 li li s
2.7102 V. HOOHEBEKF. 1 9b 1 .3 3 9 -.i -r riTTjf: *® 1 ^-3 out
O H C P
8- .517-1617-109-20
8-5 2 8-5 2-5
3434-5
12 20 20 5
‘25419
Ind Horses A Wt Ht
25220^U18VIlLE “ 4T03~14
(25265)8TBANGEST 5 103 2-
(24725)THE UNKNOWN4 116 7
FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. Parse $5(X); $75 to second; $25 to third.
4- year-olda an d upward. Handicap.
A Wt Ht StrFin Jockeys Owners O
AWt S t hi a StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P”
r,.0= V. eOLBEBEKE I * . , J. .3 ^ » J ^ Ir IT if S
Winner— B. c, by Oddfellow— Ella Daks. ’
Went to post at 4:05. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won in a gallop. Duelist had nlniitv
of speed aud just romped and seems to be a sprinter pure and simple aud a great one too ^Hilee
Overweights — Vau Hoorebeke, 2 pounds.
I’drse$100. 4-year-olds and upward. Selling.'
4», 53 ,VJ 44 11 Coburn C E Mabone & Co 24 24 11-57-10
7 7 64 52 24 Davisson C K Burdeau 15 25 'A5 8
51 44 3« 21 3< J WinkfieldC R Ellison 24 34 14-51
24 2 k« !■ 1" 4» R Jackson J Arthur 10 12 12 4
253388 ANDES 5 94 41 24 2k« !■ 1'
258733BONEY BOY 5 106 34 1«» I* 2i 3i
2522920HNET 4 107 6i 6'2 64 7 7
252662MAGG1E DAVIS 5 95 54 33 31 44 6^
Ind Horses A Wt St St ha 54
25.319 CHAPPAQUA 5 106 1 5<
5 94 41 24 2m« 1* 1" 43 R Jackson J Arthur
5 106 34 1m» 1m 21 32 52 Dominick Mrs R Bradley
4 107 61 6'2 64 7 7 6i Robertson M J Maloney
2522920HNET 4 107 6i 6'2 64 7 7 6i Robertson M J Maloney 6 9 8 3
262662MAGG1E DAVIS 5 95 54 33 31 44 6> 7 J Ranch W M Sloan 10 *20 20 8
Time, 13, 25, 36i, 49i, 1 :16, 1 :29, 1 :41i.
Winner— B. f, by Loantaka— Virulent.
Went to post at 4:45. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won ridden out; second and third
driving hard. Louisville’s victory was impressive. Cobnrn got in a bad pocket on the inside
rail at the last eighth post and bad to pall out and around The Unknown and Roney Boy. Lonis-
ville finished with a determined rush. Strangest probably ran the best race of his career. He
was fall of ran at the finish, bat little Davisson was unable to help him mncb. The Unknown
only stopped in the last six or eight strides. Andes went to pieces in the last eighth. Maggie
Davis ran her race end was right there for six fnrlongs. Boney Boy cracked at the last eighth.
He was meant, bat could not deliver. Throw ont Obnet's rao as be can do better.
Scratched — 25374 Lanreata, 105; (25338) Merito, 103; 25375 Vincennes, 90.
Louisville , show, 1 to 4 . Strangest, show, 4 to 1 . The Unknown, show, 1 to 2.
^ A SIXTH BACK— 1 1-4 Miles. Parse $400; $75 to second; $25 to third.
^ ^ ^ 4-ye ar-olds and npwar d. Se lling .
fnd Horses ~ A Wt St St V4 14 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P
(25294) K’TB’NERET4 108 5 424 424 4* 4><‘ 14 lU See R M Weeterfield 24 3 3 9^0
a3372EXCKL8I 8 5 109 44 5 5 5 S» 32 22 J WinkfieldMrs L Griffin 24 24 2 3-5
(24931) LEK KING 4 107 3i U4 14 D 12 2i 34 J Woods J 8 O’Brien 5 5 13-51
25236 GUIDE ROCK 6 103
251772A. STtt’MORE 4 97
251732AUREA 4 97
2.53913H1LVER COIN 4 104
252123REANA 5 106
IVt St St ha 54 1 4 StrF in Jockeys Owners
m 1 51 58 43 48 .32 l»“ McCann FsT^vm
07 •> I* Plankett F W Johnson
97 - 44 3'* 3- 1m» !>■« 314 J T Woods T H Stevens
im i V c'" C* t* Weber W McCay & Co
O H C P
2 3 24 7-10
20 40 40 10
7-5 7-5 6-5 2-5
3 5 5 1
10 30 30 8
8 16 15 5
t t I CAJohn%on"“ 'io lo '30 8
~5_1.. BEANA .> 106 6 34 4» 512 51J ji T O Brien Fizer&Co 8 16 15 5
Winner-Br. h, by ^ ^ =284, 1 :424, 1 :55i.
Cha?;ain‘a°r7n^‘tb1t,fi rate‘ riJa^sTo:‘n“"at 5rcU&ry^;%»en^
finished strong. Guide Hock showed plenty of speed and courage on tL fast track and closed
strong. Woods lot Amelia Strathmore swerve all over the track at the end. She could have won
wt^ Ko ““ excuses. Silver Coin acted voJy sorVon Ids
Overweights— Silver Coin, 2 pounds.
Chappaqna, show, ont. Guide Ho ck, show, 3 to 1. Amelia Strathmore, show, out.
25438 SIXTH Race T-S Mlle. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
k Wt St St Mi 14 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H
4 108 5 424 424 4* 4m® 14 114 See R M Weeterfield 24 3
5 109 44 5 5 5 3® 32 22 J WinkfieldMrs L Griffin 24 24
4 107 31 11414 11 12 21 34 J Woods J 8 O’Brien 5 5
RANGIBLE 4 las 1»® 32 32 31 2i 4i 42 Davisson
R Jackson A J Ogles
3 9-10
2 3-5
13-51
54 9-5
'nd Horses
252363IRI8H J EWEL
25175 TU8KAR08A
A W t St 14 ^ 4 StrFin Jockeys
4 109 4 13 13 12““i^ TrT."R6M
Ow ners
8 C Wagner
P M (Divill
25175 TU8KAR08A 3 105 1 24 2i 23 22 22 McCann P M PiviTl
(2.5233)SUE JOHNSON 4 10:i 6 41 42 43 33 32 T O’Brien Fifer & Co
25.^542HARRY PULLl’MS 93 8 .'>1 53 5* 5< 43 O’NeU J P Hirth
30 100 100 30
2S808 H. PAXTON 5 103 2»® 2® 2® 2»® 5 5 5 R Jackson A J Ogles 30 100 100 30
Time, 25, 1 :154. 1 :41i, 2 :084.
Winner— Cb. c, by Knight of Ellerslia— Banana.
Went to post at 5:20. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Won in a gallop; second handily.
Kcigbtbanneret was mncb the best and always lay within easy call of the leader. He was pock-
mn over bis field down the stretch, Lee King was rank for abont a mile and an ei^th, bat in
the final strides bang palpably, allowing Excelsis to grab the place easily, Helen Paxton was
right there for a mile. Frangible, despite bis dislike for a fast track, ran a good race and is
ready to win in the mod.
Boratched— 258742 Walkensbaw, 112; 25295 Little Singer, 103.
Oorreoted wei^ts— Knightbanneret, 108,
Overweigbte- Excelsis, 2 pounds.
No show betting on first three.
25237 ORLEANS 3 104 7 34 3«® 3- 44 53 Moody J & E Burrows '7 9" T x
2.5210 LAKE FON30 5 102 5 65 6« 6i 63 Giv^s E F SmUh & Co 40 ^ m ^
(2.532D3AM LAZ4RUS 5 107 3 9 9 72 73 714 ffikett T A gTv & Co 7 ^ ^ f
S nIck'^LA^hT^^^ I li ll r EAL^^ohlman loO loO MO «)
-4564 NICK LAHART 9 9 ® Mn^y ? H Moore & Co *200 300 300 100
Winner-Ch. g, by Springbok-Emerald. ’ “
Went to post at 5 KK. At post 14 m^inntes. Start good. Won clevsrly; second handily. Irish
Jewel was away the best, began fast, had a world of speed and won all the way. Tuskarosa did
§^‘m^ta:.‘rn;rbKn%^ ® -®
pona"M2;M233"igh®t‘Bens°W2r^^ ’5395 Nabocklish, 105; (25318)De-
Overweigbts— Tuskarosa, 3 pounds; Orleans, 3.
Irish Jewel, show, ont. Tuskarosa, show, 7 to 10. Sne Johnson, show, evens.
34 3*® 3“ 44 53 Moody
65 65 6« 61 6-3 Givens
9 9 72 73 714 Plunkett
J & E Barrows
E F Smith & Co
T A Gay & Co
O H O P
6-5 8-6 7-5 1-2""
3 4 34 7-5
7 10 8 3
10 12 10 4
7 9 8 3
40 60 60 20
7 9 8 3
NEWPORT FORM CHART.
NEWPORT, KT., May 27.— Forty-second day. Qneen City Jockey Club. Spring: Meeting
Weather clondy; track heavy.
Presiding Jndgn, Henry Qneen. Starter, Thomas Riley.
Racing starts a t 2:30 p. m.
4) ^ /I (»1 ^ FIRST RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $250. l-year-olds and upwara.
^ 4 Bellin g.
lud Horses A Wt St Vi ii4 K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C
25310“RO3Y MORN r>T05 3 H H Aker J Brinkman 3^2 2
lud Horses
25310“ ROSY MOR N
23199 DR. FANNIE
25130 CALOOCAN
23316 J BROWN VAIL
2.5311 PRUDENT
25196SAHAMO
23101 PASCHAL
25062 NANNIE J.
25311 LUCY LEACH
la IS 11 11 Aker J Brinkman
45 15 3i 2». H Watson R Little
2« 2« 45 S'* BeauchampR C Cooper
51 61" 5'S 41 May Mrs J C Tucker
51 61" 5S 41 May
3s 31 2t 5'^ Mosier
8 7 7 fi2 Troxlsr
6- 5; 65 7*> Lindsay
7 8 3 8 C Wilson
it the post. Meidling
E Bedenbeck
K P Shipp
F Gering
J P Housley
Chambers it Co
O H C P
3-2 2 2 7-10
7 15 15 6
21 16-316-56-5
21 3 3 6-3
8 12 12 5
6 8 8 3
10 12 12 5
10 15 13 6
7 12 12 5
^ ^ ^ SECOND RACE-
1-2 Mi
lie.
Purse $250. 2-year-olds. Allowances.
lud Horses A Wt St X
X X
StrFin
Jockeys Owners
0
H
c
p
25317 MARY GREENWAY 162
2
12
12
12
L Jackson Ware A Cronin
3
34
34
6-5
253473PEARL BAN
102
6
51
52
2n
Washingt’nR E L Rice
34
5
5
2
25312 LADY FLORENCE
102
7
61
3t
3h
Troxler Hickey Bros
5
7
7
2
2.5347 PIGEON TOP
102
3
21
24
410
Richards S S Rhodes
2
11-
511-
54-5
25197 WINNORA
102
5
3"
44
W Woods W H Sayre
10
10
10
4
24657 SEA PIRATE
162
4
7
6-’
62
May T S Crabb
2
3
2
4-5
25281 ILOE
105
1
44 7
Time. 121,
, i54,
W Narvaez Torreyson Bros
, 38. .51;.
15
20
20
8
Ind Horses
A Wt St X
X
X
StrFin
Jockeys
Owners
0
HOP
25398 PETER DURYEA
4 100
1
34
43
41
1-’
D Hall
F Gering
6
15 15 5
(2.5398IIMPERIAL1ST
4 99
5
41
34
3i
•>H
Richards
W Garth A Co
3-2
2 2 7-10
248872FONEDA
4 ‘*5
4
1"
114
li
33
L Jackson
L Smitha
8—5 8 '5 8 • 3—5
24993 D. COMEDIAN
6 100
6
6
6
54
41
C Murphy
Massey A Fagin
10
15 15 6
2.53983EUTERPE
5 100
2
52
5«
6
5-
JHothers’llW S Laird
6
10 10 3
•252.132 J. J. T.
5 105
3
2-
OJ
2j
6
W Narvaez Miller A Co
2
16-516-56-5
25062 ASSASSIN
7 97
Left at the po.st.
C^igswell
W F Taylor
25
.50 .50 20
lod Horses
-25252^ LL’S“WE L L
Z5.31inOUNa HENRY 100 1 3i 2i 21 2^ 2" Lindsay A Brown & Co 3 4 4 8-5
2.3W55RUSBIAN 100 8 8 31 52 4j 3- M Williams Graves & Innes 21 5 5 2
25283^BEAN 100 4 2S .5" 6‘ 6^ 41 JHothers’llW 8 Laird 3 3 21 4-3
251065ANXIOU8 106 6 6" 7 7 7 3^ W Webster W C Smith & Co 8 8 6 2
2.5401 QUEEN QUALITY 106 7 4* 4" 4« 51 6^ Meidling Chambers A Co 10 15 15 6
25166 JUNIPER 105 2 1« 1« 1« 31 73« M Jordan D Stephens 5 15 15 6
25283 HIGH TONE 104 5 7 8 8 8 8 BeauchampR J Hiner 10 15 15 6
Time. 12i, 231, 511, 1 ;191, 1 :471.
Winner— B. f, by Atlantis— Farewell.
Went to post at 4 :25. OS at the first break to a good start. Won driving; second easily.
All’s Well finished strongly and was best ridden when the test came. Lindsay on Young Henry
got in next to the rail and could not get through. His mount should have won. Russian showed
much speed in the first part of the race, but hung and then came on again. Bean finished
strongly. Juniper showed speed, but tired after going seven-eighths.
Overweights— Bean, 2 pounds; Anxious, 3; Queen Quality, 3; High Tone, 4.
All’s Well, show, out. Young H en ry, show, 4 to 5. Rus sian, show, evens. Bean, show, 1 to 2
^ ^ ^ FIFTH RACE— 7-8 Mile, Purse $2.50. 3-year-ol<le and upwara. Belling.
lad Horses A Wt St I4 H Ai StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P
25201 TONY“LlGALZi 6 105 1 liT^l^l^ 1.3 11““ W Narvaez Torreyson Bros 15 20 10 4
(2.5400)8ARAGAMP 3 93 2 7 7 6i 42 24 Baptiste J McNaught 1 6-5 1 1-2
25350 OLD PHIL 3 87 7 8 8 8 62 3* W Watkins P Nock 8 12 12 5
2.5238 PHOSPHORUS 3 93 8 5i 54 4» 24 43 Cogswell W H Sayre 4 8 8 3
25348 PATCHWORK 3 93 4 2= 2i 21 34 5* C Murphy C J Feb 4 6 6 2
2540138DNDOWN II, 5 110 6 6* 6'2 52 7 6' L Jackson J J McAlester 4 5 5 2
25398 CANROBERT 4 107 5 42 42 3« 52 75 Higgins W A Rinehart 12 13 15 5
25400 POLLY BIXBY 4 99 3 3* 74 8 8s May Wells A Co 5 8 8 3
25196 BLENHEIM 5 101 9 9 9 9 9 9 Lynch A E Forsyth 15 20 20 8
103 3 5i 62 34 14 I" L Jackson C S Crow
100 1 31 2* 24 22 2" Lindsay A Brown i
100 8 8 34 52 4i 32 M Williams Graves A
2.5401 QUEEN QUALITY 106
25166 JUNIPER 105
25283 HIGH TONE 104
10 15 15 6
5 15 15 6
10 15 15 6
A Wt St >4
I4 H a StrF in Jockeys Owners
1 h le 12 1.1 11 W Narvaez Torreyson Bros
7 7 61 42 24 Baptiste J McNaught
8 8 8 62 31 W Watkins P Nock
51 54 4" 24 43 Cogswell W H Sayre
2= 21 2J 34 52 C Murphy C J Feb
5 110 6 61 62 52 7 6' L Jackson J J McAlester
4 107 5 42 42 3" 52 75 Higgins W A Rinehart
4 99 3 31 74 8 83 May Wells A Co
9 9 9 9 9 Lynch A E Forsyth
O H O P
15 20 10 4
1 6-5 1 1-
8 12 12 5
4 8 8 3
4 6 6 2
4 5 5 2
12 13 15 5
5 8 8 3
15 20 20 8
Time, 13, 26, 52, 1:19, 1:334.
W’ inner— B. g, by Hornpipe— Mary Foster.
W’ent to post at 5:04. At post 14 minutes. Start fair. Won ridden out; second driving.
Tony Licalzi had all the best of the start and held his advantage, but bad to be hard ridden to
-win. Saragamp was thrown on the fence shortly after the start, losing much ground and de-
stroying her chances. Old Phil closed a big gap in the stretch. Phosphorus showed improve-
ment. Patchwork tired at the finish. Canrobert showed early speed. Blenheim bolted at the
etart.
Scratched— 233462By George, 104; 24989 Soudana. 100; 253.50 Madeline Q., 97.
Overweights— Tony Licalzi, 1 pound ; Polly Bixby, 2.
Tony Licalzi, show, 2 to 1. Saragamp, show, out. Old Phil, show, 2 to 1.
254 82
lud Horses
SIXTH RACE — 7-8 Mile. Purse $250. 3-year-olds ana upwara. Seiling.
2531.83EVA vViLSON 5 103
25349 ATLANTUS 7 108
2.53132GRANDMA II. 5 103
2.5282 STRATH BROECK 4 108
(25401) ABE FURST 7 108 2 3» 42 54 54 5» Lindsay F Gering 3 5 5 8-5
252822PA88AIC 5 108 7 7 7 6« 63 62 Richards W Garth A Co 8-5 9-5 9-5 4-5
25282 WILSON 6 108 8 8 8 8 8 74 Finley Wells A Co 8 9 9 3
25313 LORD FRAZER 6 1054 3 14 1« 2» 72o 8 Aker Miller A Co 4 6 6 2
Time, 124, 25, 504, 1:18, 1:32.
Winner— B. m, by Loyalist— Shadow.
Went to post at 5:32. A.t post 7 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Eva
Wilson, under a vigorous ride, came away in the stretch and finished strongly. Atlantus beat
Grandma II. because the latter was all out and tiring in the last eighth. Strathbroeck was in
difficulties on the backstretch and could uot get through. Lord Frazer quit badly. Passaic ran
a bad race and can do better. „
Scratched— 2.5401 Sir Blaze, 108; 25349 George B. Cox, 108; 25351 Jim Flood, 108; 2.5314 West
Baden, 103; (25250)Nancy Till, 103; 25330 Robert Morrison, 100.
Overweights- Atlantus, 34 pounds; Grandma II., 4; Lord Frazer, 4.
Eva Wilson, show, 1 to 2. Atlantus, show, evens. Grandma II., sboWi ^ to 1. Passaic, show,
out.
A Wt St k 44 StrFin 'Jockeys Owners
5 103 5 42 3* 32 24 12 L Jackson J J McAlester
7 1084 6 52 52 4» 32 25 Patton
5 1034 1 24 21 11 1» 34 Watson
4 108 4 62 6" 7 44 4« W Woo<
32 25 Patton S W Hopkins
1* 34 Watson J P Housley
44 4« W Woods W H Sayre
6 10 10 4
15 20 20 8
TORONTO FORM CHART.
TORONTO, ONT., May ‘4T , — Fourth day. Ontario Jockey Club. Spring Meeting.
Weather clear; track good.
Presiding Judge, Alfred 8. Post. Starter, Mars Cassidy.
Racing starts at 2 :30 p. m.
25445 FIRST RACE — 5 8 Mile. Purse $4(Xj. 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
A WtSt >4
(25340jKE’«ILWORTH 3 123 1
(25.383)SPRINGWELLS 5 105 5
18312 FLYING BESS 6 102 2
StrFin Jockeys
18312 FLYING BESS 6 102 2 3* 3'> 3^ 3" LThomps’nN Dyment 3 15 12 24
412 420 L Daly E Reynolds 6 15 15 4
-.*30.3 CONFEDERACY 5 107 3 3 5 5 5 Lendrum James Mitchell 20 106 1(X) 30
Private time, 244, 504, 1 :01J.
Winner- Br. c, by Sir Modred— Qneen Bess.
Went to post at 2:40. At post 5 minutes. Start fair. W'on in a drive; second easily. Kenil-
worth got off well and showed the most early speed, but Springwells was crowding him in the
last quarter and would have won in a few more strides. Flying Bess ran well for her first time
out this year.
Scratched— 25383 The Covenanter, 110 : 238S9 Antagone, 105; (2.5342)Pillardist, 102; 24464 Sou-
prep, 101; 207.32 Paisley, 92; 21096 Sunny Girl, 90; 25342 Nellie C., 90.
Overweights— Flying Bess, 2 pounds.
Kenil worth, show, out. Springwells. show, out. F lying Bess, show, 1 to 2.
^ /| ^ SECOND RACE — 4 1-2 Furlongs Pursa $4(X). 2-year-olds. Selling,
lnd~ Horses A Wt St M H StrFin~~Jocke78 "Owners O H C P~
(25341) LA MONTAGNE 101 4 43 3* !■ Blair J K Seagram 3 5 5 6-5
14 11 11 1" Dugan W H Ketchiman 1
21 23 25 22 Forehand Q Hendrie 1
LThomps’nN Dyment
L Daly E Reynolds
James Mitchell 20 100 100 :10
25311 LUCY LE.ACH 5 110 Left at the post. Meidling Chambers A Co 7 12 12 5
Time. 124, 24S, 514, 1:204, 1:274.
W’inner— Ch. m, by Prosper— Peggy O’Moore.
Went to post at 2:31. Off at the first break to a bad start. Won ridden out; second drivicg.
Rosy Morn was one of the lucky ones to get away well and Aker never let upon her. Dr, Fannie
was also lucky but had to do her best to stall off Caloocan. The latter was cut off in the stretch.
Brown Vail ran her race. Prudent tired at the finish. The others had no chance at flag fall.
Scratched- 23063 Clipsetta, 105.
Overweights- Dr. Fannie 2 pounds.
Rosy Morn, show, out. Dr. Fannie, show, 3 to 1. Caloocan, show, 3 to 5, Brown Vail, show,
3 to 5.
A Wt St *4 H StrFin Jockeys’
Winner— B. f, by St. Saviour— Mercedes.
Went to post at 2:55. At post 2 minutes Start good. Won easily ; second driving. Mary
Greenway was much the best and runs like a good filly. She took the shortest route and was
well bandied. Pearl Ban was interfered with shortly after the etart and finished strongly. Lady
Florence was tardy at the etart, but also finished fast. Pigeon Top tired at the end. Sea Pirate
ran a poor race and can do better.
Scratched— 2.5063 Georgiena, 102; 25312 Martha D., 102.
Overweights— Ilo«. 3 pounds.
Mary Greenway, show, 1 to 2. Pearl Ban, show, evens. Lady Florence, show, 6 to 5. Pigeon
Top, show, out. Sea Pirate, show, out.
THIRD RACE — 3-4 Mile. Purse $250. 4-year-olde and upward. Allowances.
24947 ORLA
246472MIS8 BLARNEY
25299 IMPRESSIVE
25341 TRANSFER
PAULINE JANET
25341 CALLER HERRIN
DESIGN
GREGORY
MATCHES
a StrFin Jockeys Owners
43 32 !■ Blair J K Seagram
12 12 21 Pryco W F Presgrave
24 22 315 J Martin W M Hayes
33 45 414 LThompsonN Dyment
7 5»« 53 Adame D A Boyle
8 8 62 L Daly FAG Alexande
55 6»« 74 Kingston W Hendrie
9 9 8 Lendrum JSACWW’dsw’i
6<>< 7 9 McIntyre J Hope
10 10 10 Slocum F J Kittleman
Owners O H C P
J K Seagram 3 5 5 6-5
W F Presgrave 2 34 3 1
W M Hayes 3-2 8-5 1 1-2
iN Dyment 8 12 12 5
D A Boyle 20 50 50 15
FAG Alexander 15 30 30 10
W Hendrie 20 50 .50 15
J8ACWW’dsw’rth20 50 50 15
J Hope 20 60 60 20
F J Kittleman 20 50 50 20
Time. 12., 24 1, 50., 1:17.
Winner— B. c, by Fordham — Free Silver.
Went to poet at 3:31. At post 41 minutes. Start fair. Won ridden out; second driving.
Peter Dnrvea liked the mnd and ran a good race, bat bad to be urged at the finish. Imperialist
was off poorly but made up ground and finished strongly. He was bnmped at the eighth post by
J. J. T. The early hot pace set by Foneda pul her out of business and she had nothing left.
She fretted at the poet also. J. J. T. was also affected by the early puce and stopped in the
etretch. .Assassin ran away before the race. The long delay at the post changed the whole
complexion of the race.
Scratched— 25282 Lady Kent, 99.
Overweights— Imperialist, 2 pounds; Euterpe, 5; J. J. T., 3.
Peter Dury ea, show, 2 to 1. Imp er ialist, sliow, out. Fon eda, show, out. J, J. T., sho w, 1 to 2.
FOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. Purse 1250. 3-year-olds. Selling.
lod Horses A Wt St It % StrFin Jockeys O'wnere O H G P
25252^ LL’S"WELL 103 3 5i 6~ 34""l4 "i«~L"Jackson C 8 Crow 1 9^3"9^"7-10
MATCHES 106 10 10 10 10 Slocum F J Kittleman 20 50 50 20
Time, 12i, 25, 50J, 561.
Winner— Qr. g, by Egmont— Uproar.
Went to poet at 3:13. At post 13 minutes. Start good. Won driving and all out; second the
same. It was a hard drive through the last eighth among the first three. La Montague finished
strongly and barely got up in the final stride, Blair clearly outfinishing Pryce. Orla showed th*
most speed and sboold have won. Mies Blarney did her best and was well ridden. The others
were ontclaesed.
Overweights— La Montagne, 1 pound; Impressive, 1 ; Caller Herrin, 2; Gregory, 3.
La Montagne, show, 1 to 2, Orla, show, ont. M iss Blarney, show, out.
O K /I /I ^ THIRD RACE — 1 1-8 Miles. 3-year-olds. Fillies. Allowances.
I Maple Le af Stakes. $.500 added.
Ind Horses A Wt St St I4 K X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H O P
25301 L. BERKELEY 117 1 1^ is l:i is 10 iso LThomps’nN Dyment 5 5 4 1
253013F’NEY TICKLE 117 2 2* 22 24 22 2* 2* Pemberton W Hendrie *4-5 1 1 3-5
25301 PANDO 117 4 4 3« 3* 312 320 330 Boland W Hendrie *4-3 1 1 1-2
SL’PY HOLLOW’117 3 3" 4 4 4 4 4 Vititoe J E Seagram 6-5 2 8-5 3-5
♦Coupled in betting. Time, 25. 52, 1 :191, 1 :48, 2 :02.
Winner— Ch. f, by Cannie Boy— Galena.
Went to post at 3 ;49. At post 3 minntes. Start good. Won easily; second ridden ont. The
race was a procession. Lady Berkeley set her own pace and won as she pleased.
Scratched -207332 Litigation, 117; 20733 Butterfield, 117; Willow, 117; 2.5386»Parisian Lady, 117;
Saucy Sallie, 117; 25386 Warspriie. 117; 18031 Oakville Maid, 117.
No show bettiug.
25448
Ind Horses
25;i44 CONOVER
253442ANGE8
FOURTH RACE— About 1 3-4 Alilos.
Allowances. Helter Skelter Chase.
4-year-olds and npward.
9 12 StrFin Jockeys
32 32 32 13 R^^^
Ownais
C M Harris
6 162 1 34 6* 42 42 6 * 23 H S Wilson W F Mac Lean
(2,5.302)HAR. CORBY 5 162 3 12 I* 11 13
25303 ARAGNOL 6 158
25388 T’TE’S CREEK 5 1.55
25344 JACK CAREY 5 165
216702MR. DUNLAPll 162
42 2s« 2* 22 22 4»» Kelly
3> Gallagher Small A Phelan 2
216702MR. DUNLAPll 162 8 8 5*
25302 HAP. HERM1T4 1.55 9 9 9
25302 BROMO 7 155 7 72 41
♦Coupled in betting.
61 71 610 6* 825 5-5
53 810 53 54 41 6
A M Orpen
4 6 6 2
2224-5
6-5 9-5 9-5 7-10
Connelly J8ACW Wadsw’th 10 15 15 6
W’ Johnson J Dubrnle Jr 6 12 12 5
Moxley
C Brown
Hues ton
C W Penniston
F H Doley
J Montague
4 8 8 2
♦12 20 20 6
♦12 20 20 6
♦Coupled in betting. Time, 3:42.
Winner— Ch. g, by Falconer— Maggie Waid.
Went to post at 4 :16. At post 3 minntes. Start good. Won easily; second the same. Con-
over took command at next to the last jump and won going away, Anges mads a strong finish
and his performance was a good one. Harry Corby fenced well but tired in the last fnrlong, as
also did Aragnol.
Scratched— 2.5388 Quicksilver, 162; 253023Daryl, 155.
Co nov er, show, evens. Anges, sho w, evens. Harry Corby, show, 2 to 5. Aragnol, show, out.
O A 1 O fifth rack— 1 1-8 Milfs. 3-voar-
W’oodstock Stakes. $1,200 added.
olds. Allowances.
,nd Horses
{ 25343)8ANNAZARO
253432GLENWOOD
2.53832 MOOR
253433BENCKART
A Wt St St *4 Vi
StrFin Jockeys
127 2 21 21 214 1»» 114 12 Boland W M Hayes
122 1 12 12 iH 21 21 22 LThompe’nH McCarren Jr
W F Presgrave
Q W Cook
O H C P
3-163-101-4 ont
10 15 12 6- 5
5 5 5 1
4 10 10 2
2;>3832MOOR 124 4 4 4 4 3"« .3* 33 Pryce W F Presgrave 5 5 5 1
253433BENCKART 124 3 3 i 33 3" 4 4 4 Blake Q W Cook 4 10 10 2
Time, 25, 51i, 1 :18, 1 :46, 1 :59.
Winner— Br. c, by Pirate of Penzance — Roseola.
Went to poet at 4 :44. At post 5 minutes. Start good. Won easily ; second the same. Sauna-
zaro had to hustle to race Glenwood down. He came away iu the last quarter baud ridden, but
had plenty left at the end, Glenwood is in good form and ran a good race. Moor did his beet
under an indifferent ride. Benckart showed early speed, but tired under the weight.
Scratched— (&4893)Ben MacDhni, 127; 246:35 Qneen Carnival, 122; 253833Colchostor, 122 ; 17778
Rafselas, 117; 21458 Magnus Troil, 117; 22587 Blue Victor, 112; 25385 Red Breast, 112; 2.53863 Parisian
Lady, 105; 25%1 Maple Sugar, 165,
No sh o w bettiug.
2545() SIXTH RACE — 1 Mile. Puree $4(X). 3-year-olds and npward. Selling.
Ind Howe A Wt St X H X ^rFin Jockeys Owners O H C P
2.5345 CHERRY WILD 3 92 2 13 13 1* 13 i«. Bart W F Presgrave 5 6 6 2
250883FREE LANCE 7 112 3 24 22 22 2»* 2« Dugan W H Ketchiman 2 2 2 1-2
(253884)TEKLA 4 113 1 32 3*4 3» 32 3 > Powers Stafford A Co 7-5 7-5 6-5 2-5
24487 SILVER GARTER 4 108 4 4« 4« 45 4i« 425 L Daly M J Daly 8 9 9 3
24950 TEMPLAR 4 112 5 5 5 5 5 5 Blake G B Walters 15 20 20 6
Time, 254, 51, 1 :17i, 1 :454.
Winner — Ch. c, by Eou — Cerise.
Went to post at 5 :16. At post 2 minntes. Start good. Won driving aud all out; second the
same. Cherry Wild showed the most early speed, but Free Lance and Tekla hooked up with him
in the last eighth and it was a hard drive to the end in which the winner hnng on stoutly. Free
Lance and Tekla did their best. Silver Garter was short and will bear watching.
Scratched— 25303 Toddy Ladle, 112; 2.53884Sir Kingston, 108.
Cherry Wild, show, 3 to 5. Free Lance, show, out. Tekla, show, out.
6) /I RT I SEVENTH RACE— 6-8 Mile. Purse $400. 3-year-olds and npward.
^ O JL Allowances.
lad Horses A Wt
2.5345 CHERRY WILD 3 92
250883FREE LANCE 7 112
(253884)TEKLA 4 113
24487 SILVER GARTER 4 108
24950 TEMPLAR 4 112
A Wt St X H
3 92 2 13 13
7 112 3 24 22
4 113 1 32 314
1 4 108 4 45 43
Owners O H C P
W F Presgrave 5 6 6 2
W H Ketchiman 2 2 2 1-3
Stafford A Co 7-5 7-5 6-5 2-5
M J Daly
G B Walters
7-5 7-5 6-5 2-5
8 9 9 3
15 20 20 6
25343 MR. JERSEY
253403dURVIVE
20821 VERNA K.
22047 AIBONITA
4 110 4
3 110 3
4 105 2
4 105 5
Owners O H C P
W H Ketchiman 8-5 24 24 7-10
J E Seagram 2 2 8-5 3-5
W M Hayes 8-5 2 2 4-5
Q W Ross 30 60 60 15
L’ND OF CLOVER3 97 6
25107 SNOW STORM 4 97 7
18169 JOSS 6 90 8
Minder
J Martin
H Bell A Co
G H Scherrer
P Gallagher
J Dnggaa
Ind Horses A Wt St X H X StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P
253632ED1N BO BOUGH 4 110 1 24 24 22 l-i Dugan W H Ketchiman 8-5 24 24 7-li
25343 MR. JERSEY 4 110 4 42 42 5io 2« Vititoe J K Seagram 2 2 8-5 3-5
253403SURVIVE 3 110 3 3* 3« 3«» 3* Boland W M Hayes 8-5 2 2 4-5
20821 VERNA K. 4 105 2 U4 12 U 4* Pryce Q W Ross 30 60 60 15
22047 AIBONITA 4 105 5 510 510 44 5* Smaling H Bell A Co 50 50 10 4
L’ND OF CLOVER3 97 6 64 7 6« 6* L Daly Q H Scherrer 50 100 100 30
STORM 4 97 7 7 8 8 7 Minder P Gallagher :10 100 100 30
18169 JOSS 6908 8 6178J Martin J Duggan 30 50 50 15
Time, 12. 244, 50, 1K)3J.
Winner— Br. c, by Albert- Moi Miloi.
Went to post at 5 :45. At post 11 minutes. Start straggling. Won easily; second driving. Eliu-
borougta finished fast and came away iu the last sixteenth after a drive to get up. Mr. Jeriey
closed ground fast m the final quarter. Survive tired in the run home. Verna K. sUDwed quite a
burst of early speed but quit in the stretch run. •
105; M^2“L?KiSte^'“°*’*“*’ Kildarlie, 107; 2-5303 Maggie W.,105; 25449 Benckart,
No show betting against the first three.
50 50 10 4
50 100 100 30
:10 100 100 30
30 50 50 15
TITESDAY, MAY 28, 1901.
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